We assess whether the documents contain any provisions that may violate consumer rights and expose the store to intervention by the Office of Competition and Consumer Protection.

We verify compliance with the Omnibus Directive, including the correct presentation of historical prices during promotions.

We analyze whether the store's policy meets the requirements of the Consumer Rights Act and whether the customer receives complete information about their rights.

We verify that the purchase path provides the customer with all legally required information before finalizing the order. EU regulations require that the user completing the order be clear about their payment obligation. For this reason, the "Complete transaction" button cannot contain imprecise terms.

• Phrases such as "I order", "Next" or "I confirm" do not meet the requirement of unambiguity.

• Only buttons that directly indicate the obligation to pay are legal, such as: "I order and pay", "I buy with the obligation to pay", "I confirm the purchase and pay".

Failure to properly name the button may result in the sales contract being deemed invalid and the customer not being obliged to pay.

We assess the accuracy of content regarding delivery, payment, withdrawal from the contract, digital products, terms of use and contact.

We verify the privacy policy, cookie banners, data processing bases, and compliance with the accountability principle.

We verify the checkboxes provided because when placing an order, the customer must be able to express certain consents consciously and actively.

Incorrect use of checkboxes or their default selection may result in intervention by the Office of Personal Data Protection or the Office of Competition and Consumer Protection.

We analyze whether all information is equally readable and available in the mobile version of the store.