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Getting started with Waivers

Create waiver templates and collect signed waivers from players.

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Create a waiver template

First, create a waiver template by entering a name for your waiver.

Also, decide how you want players to sign or acknowledge your waiver:

  • Check a box
  • Type their initials
  • Type their name
  • Upload a signed copy

The waiver form: the waiver's name and how players will sign it

Upload or paste your content

Next, you'll add the contents of your waiver. You can upload your existing release of liability form or waiver if it is a PDF, DOC, or image file.

Or you can paste the waiver's content online.

Share the waiver

Now share your waiver with players. You can share it directly, or attach it to online registration.

To share it directly click the Share link at the top of your waiver.

Add your waiver to an online registration form

Add as many waivers as you need to registration activities. Then your players will fill out just one form to give you their registration information, sign your waivers, and pay you online!

The Waivers section of a registration form, above the price options and Continue to payment

Reuse a waiver for returning players

If players should only sign the same waiver once for your club, open the waiver from Dashboard > Settings > Waiver templates and enable Allow returning players to reuse this waiver.

When enabled, future registrations, memberships, and reservations for the same organizer can reuse an accepted signature for that exact player and waiver. A signature for a parent does not cover a child, and one child’s signature does not cover a sibling. Returning players will see that the waiver is already satisfied instead of being prompted to sign it again.

Reuse only applies to that exact waiver. If you create a new waiver, players will need to sign the new one.

For upload-sign waivers, reuse starts only after you verify the uploaded document.

Parents signing for another player

Parents can choose a saved player when signing directly or during checkout. Signed waivers name the Player and, when someone else signed, Signed by: the account holder who signed.

In the template’s advanced settings, enable Require parent or guardian acknowledgment when signing for another player when your waiver needs that declaration. This applies to future consent for another player; self signing stays unchanged. The declaration records what the signer said and does not verify their relationship to the player.

If an existing registration, membership, or booking receipt says Needs signature, its owner can choose Sign waiver on that receipt. Signing adds consent for the receipt’s fixed player without creating another registration or payment. An uploaded form can remain pending verification.

Player can upload forms

In addition to checking a box or typing their initials, you can have players upload a completed form.

Used like this, Waivers can help you collect other signed documents and completed forms.

Signing a waiver by uploading the completed document

Verify uploaded content

After they've signed your waiver you can verify their information: open the signed waiver from Dashboard > Players > Signed waivers and click Verify or Reject. Your player's signed waiver file is encrypted and securely stored online.

A signed waiver waiting for verification, with the Verify and Reject buttons and the uploaded file

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