An agreement before the event
Copy your published signing link into the communications you send the organizer or individual guests.
For axe throwing venues and lane hosts
Get individual agreements ready before your lane hosts begin their briefing. Send the venue?s published form with event instructions, offer a reception QR code for late arrivals, and search the signed records when guests check in.
Unlimited waivers for $19/month.
No credit card required. Use the waiver you already have.
Try the interactive signing demo before creating an accountA corporate group arrives after dinner and wants to reach its reserved lanes. The organizer knows the schedule, but each attendee still needs to read and sign your waiver. Include the published link in the event instructions and ask the organizer to distribute it to participants.
Upload your existing waiver PDF or enter your own text. Compare the converted draft against the original, correct any issues and check the signing fields before publishing.
Copy the signing link into your own messages, display its QR code or open kiosk mode on your tablet. Visitors read and sign online; signing requires an internet connection.
Search signed records by name or email and filter by date or waiver. Open the record and download its stored signed PDF when your team needs a copy.
Digital signing moves document reading earlier, but it does not demonstrate that a participant understands throwing rules. Hosts still explain lane boundaries, equipment and stop signals before play begins.
Put the QR code in a waiting area where guests can read without holding equipment. Allow time for questions instead of treating a signature as the end of the safety conversation.
Copy the signing link into the confirmation messages your team sends. Give corporate organizers clear instructions to share it with attendees rather than collecting one signature on everyone’s behalf.
Staff still manage lane reservations and compare records with their event list. FlatWaiver does not automatically synchronize bookings or attendee lists.
Use wording reviewed for your activities and jurisdiction. If you admit minors, enable guardian signing and decide how staff will check age and adult authority.
For an adults-only venue, keep the setup consistent with that rule. Capturing a signature does not verify age or replace identification checks.
Copy your published signing link into the communications you send the organizer or individual guests.
Search by name or email, filter by date or waiver and download the stored PDF tied to the signed version.
FlatWaiver does not promise automatic lane-booking synchronization or pending-attendee rosters. If those are requirements, compare integrated event platforms.
Use the free trial to check your actual process
Start with your reviewed document and sample participants. Test the handoff your team will use before sharing the signing link with visitors.
Publish your reviewed venue document and check it on a phone. Keep participation terms and your separate lane instructions clear to guests.
Send the link to a teammate acting as the organizer, then have several attendees complete their own required signing process. Compare names with your event list.
Rehearse a late arrival using the reception QR code and a visitor who needs the kiosk tablet. Confirm where they wait while reading.
Look up a completed record and download its PDF. Have a lane host explain the handoff from paperwork checks to admission checks and the safety briefing.
14 days to test your own waiver. No credit card required.
Each signed waiver is tied to the exact published template version used at signing. Updating your wording creates a new version without replacing earlier agreements. Retrieve the stored signed PDF with its signing details and timestamps rather than reconstructing it from today’s template.
Use name or email search and date or waiver filters for record retrieval. CSV record exports and signed PDF exports support your own administrative workflow.
Read about signed-record storage$19/month includes unlimited signed waivers, waiver templates and storage. Prepare separate reviewed documents where your activities need them, without selecting a signature-volume allowance.
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Do not assume an organizer has that authority. Share the link so the required people can complete your reviewed consent process.
Yes. They can open the published form from a QR code on their phone. Kiosk mode on your tablet is another option before the briefing.
No. Staff remain responsible for admission rules, identification checks and deciding whether someone can safely participate.
Earlier signatures retain the exact published version and stored PDF. New visitors sign the newly published version. Staff can retrieve either record.