Create a waiver customers can finish

Online Waiver Form

Create a waiver customers can complete and sign from any device.

Mobile friendlyCustomers can sign before they arrive.
Required fieldsCollect the details your staff needs.
Signed recordsStore completed forms for later lookup.
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Form checklist

What should an online waiver form include?

An online waiver form should collect the information your staff needs before a customer signs, while keeping the signing experience simple on phone, tablet, or desktop.

  • 1. Customer name and contact information.
  • 2. Activity, appointment, service, or location details.
  • 3. Waiver and release language your business has approved.
  • 4. Required risk acknowledgment checkboxes.
  • 5. Health, eligibility, or consent questions when relevant.
  • 6. Minor or guardian fields when the signer is under age.
  • 7. Emergency contact fields for higher-risk activities.
  • 8. Optional photo, media, or marketing consent when needed.
  • 9. Electronic signature and signed date.
  • 10. Searchable storage for signed waiver records.

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Three ways to create an online waiver form

Template

Use a waiver template

Start from a common industry form and adjust the fields for your business.

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Generator

Generate a draft

Create a first draft for your industry, then edit the wording and fields before publishing.

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PDF

Upload an existing waiver

Convert a PDF waiver into an interactive online form your customers can complete.

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Sharing

Share the form before or during the visit

Use the same online waiver form across appointment reminders, front-desk QR codes, tablet check-in, and staff workflows.

  1. Send an online waiver form before arrival

    Send before arrival

    Share a link with customers before an appointment, class, rental, or session.

  2. Share an online waiver form by QR code

    Post a QR code

    Let walk-in customers open the waiver from their own phone.

  3. Use a kiosk for an online waiver form

    Use a kiosk

    Keep a tablet at the front desk for customers who need to sign on site.

Industry examples

Online waiver form examples by industry

Different service businesses need different fields, but the online signing workflow stays the same: open the form, complete required information, sign, and store the record.

Fitness waiver form

Useful for gyms, personal trainers, yoga studios, and group fitness classes.

Create fitness waivers

Tattoo consent form

Often includes health disclosure, ID verification, aftercare acknowledgment, and signature fields.

Create tattoo waivers

Event waiver form

Helps organizers collect participant details, risk acknowledgment, and emergency contacts.

Create event waivers

Spa or beauty waiver form

Can collect service consent, allergies, contraindications, and treatment acknowledgment.

Create spa waivers

Rental waiver form

Can cover customer details, equipment use, responsibility acknowledgment, and signed agreement.

Create rental waivers

Camp or activity waiver form

Often needs guardian information, medical notes, emergency contacts, and activity consent.

Create camp waivers

Comparison

Online waiver form vs paper waiver vs PDF waiver

Many businesses start with paper or PDFs. An online waiver form is the step that makes the waiver easier to complete, share, and find later.

Paper waiverWorks for in-person signing, but staff still need to print, file, scan, or search manually.Best when digital access is not available.
PDF waiverUseful for preserving approved wording, but it is not always easy for customers to complete on mobile.Best as a starting point for conversion.
Online waiver formCustomers can complete fields, sign electronically, and submit the form from a link, QR code, or kiosk.Best for repeat signing and searchable records.

FAQ

Online waiver form questions