A Terms and Conditions agreement for a business outlines the rules and guidelines for using a website, app, or service, defining the relationship between the business and its users. It's a legally binding contract that protects both the business and its customers by clarifying responsibilities and expectations. 
Here's a breakdown of common clauses and their purposes:
1. Introduction: 
Clearly states that the document is a Terms and Conditions agreement and identifies the business.
Explains that by using the service, users agree to abide by the terms.
This establishes "browsewrap" consent, meaning continued use implies agreement.
2. Definitions: 
Clarifies the meaning of key terms used throughout the agreement.
For example, defining what constitutes "Service," "User," or "Content".
3. Identification of the Business: 
Specifies the legal name of the business and its contact information.
4. Description of the Service: 
Provides a clear explanation of the services or products offered.
This includes what users can expect and what the business will provide.