If your workshop needs a liability waiver — outdoor activities, physical-contact disciplines, anything adventure-adjacent — participants see it and sign it digitally on their phone, either before checkout or as part of registration, depending on how you set it up.
Signing status shows up in your participant list with a filter for signed and unsigned, so you know at a glance who still needs to complete it before the day arrives. The waiver’s language is managed separately from the workshop itself, which means updating the wording doesn’t disrupt anyone who’s already signed under the previous version.
Because waiver enforceability varies significantly by state, the platform includes a jurisdiction reference — Virginia and New York, for example, have specific case law and statutes that limit what a waiver can actually protect against, while other states are more permissive. Knowing that context before you write your policy is more useful than finding out after an incident.
The net effect: no clipboard at the door, no missing signature discovered the morning of, and a clearer picture of what your waiver actually covers in your state.
