> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://help.paintscout.com/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://help.paintscout.com/support/customization/templates-and-presets/estimate-disclaimers.md). # Estimate Disclaimers Customize acceptance and decline disclaimers that appear below the signature box when customers respond to estimates. Estimate Disclaimers in PaintScout are customizable messages that appear below the signature box when customers accept or decline an estimate. ➡️ **Skip to the 5:41 timestamp in the video below.** {% embed url="" %} ## What are Acceptance Disclaimers? PaintScout requires an electronic signature from your customer upon acceptance. The acceptance disclaimer is the message displayed below the signature box when customers accept estimates or additional work.

Screenshot showing the acceptance disclaimer settings displayed below the electronic signature box

*** ## How do I let customers decline estimates? Toggle on the **Declined** option to give customers a decline button on the estimate. You can add a custom disclaimer message, similar to the acceptance disclaimer.

Screenshot showing the decline disclaimer toggle and message field for customer estimate declines

Customers can also provide a reason for their decline after clicking the "decline" button on the estimate. ## Related articles


Updating Estimate Terms	Add, edit, and manage contract terms in your account settings, plus learn how to change or update terms on individual estimates before they are accepted.	Updating Estimate Terms
Setting Default Terms	Set default contract terms for each estimate type so the correct terms are automatically applied every time you create a new estimate.	Setting Default Terms

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