Can guests receive a copy of their signed waiver automatically, and does it include a timestamp?
Yes, guests will automatically receive a link to download or print their signed waiver, and it includes a timestamp for their records.
Yes, guests will automatically receive a link to download or print their signed waiver, and it includes a timestamp for their records.
Yep, you can download or print any completed waiver whenever you need it, whether it’s for insurance, legal purposes, or just keeping solid records.
Waivers are stored on secure, encrypted servers and databases, keeping guest data protected at all times.
Your information, and your guests’ stays private and compliant with modern security standards.
Yep, you’ll get a notification as soon as a guest completes a waiver, so you’re always in the loop.
Optionally, your guest will get a copy too!
When a guest visits your guidebook link, they’ll be automatically redirected to the waiver first (if required).
This ensures they complete it before accessing the rest of the guide, and yes, it’s fully automated. No extra steps needed from you.
Yep, you can create multiple waivers for different scenarios like pets, equipment rentals, hot tubs, or anything else you need. Each one can be customized and applied where relevant.
Yes, you can require guests to complete the waiver before they’re able to view check-in instructions.
It’s a great way to ensure everything’s signed off before arrival.
You can also create optional waivers or pre-checks as well.
Guests sign the waiver using a digital scribble (signature) and a checkbox to confirm they’ve read and agreed to the terms.
Simple, clear, and mobile-friendly.
Yes, you can create and customize as many waivers as you need, tailored to different properties, amenities, or legal requirements in various jurisdictions.
Digital waivers can help set expectations, but whether they’re legally binding depends on your local laws and how the waiver is written.
We recommend consulting an attorney to make sure your waiver meets the legal standards in your region or for your specific use case.