You can set up legal entities in Fiverr Enterprise to manage your company’s legal policies and legal document templates. These can be found under Settings → Legal entities. To access this page and add and manage legal entities and policies, you’ll need to be a company admin.
A default legal entity is created when your account is set up. You can edit this legal entity by clicking on its three-dot menu and selecting Edit.
If your company comprises different legal entities, such branches in different countries, you can add these legal entities to your account.
How to add a legal entity
Go to the Legal entities page, and select Add entity in the top left. Fill out the form to provide details about your legal entity. You’ll be asked to define:
Entity name
Assigned workspaces: You can assign one or more workspaces to a legal entity, but each workspace can only be assigned to one entity. When you assign a workspace to a legal entity, it will no longer be assigned to its previous entity. If you remove a workplace assignment, it will be automatically assigned to the default legal entity. Workspaces can be assigned from two places:
When you add a new legal entity or edit an existing legal entity
When you add a new workspace or edit an existing workspace
Location: Description of the legal entity’s location. This can be a city, country, or region (e.g., global, Americas, etc.).
Whether this is the default legal entity: Every account can have one default legal entity. Workspaces that aren’t assigned to any specific entity will be automatically assigned to this entity.
For each legal entity you create, you’ll need to define that entity’s legal policies and add legal document templates. An entity’s legal policies apply to the talents working on jobs in its assigned workspaces.