OPERATIONS · GUARDIAN, FAMILY AND GROUP WAIVERS

Keep track of every participant in a group.

Organise participant and guardian details so one completed form does not hide the rest of the group’s outstanding paperwork.

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What you can do

01

Identify each participant

Keep individual guest information distinct from the person who made the booking.

02

Handle guardian details

Collect the relevant relationships and approved signing information.

03

Review group completion

See which participants still need attention before the group arrives.

SEE THE WORKFLOW

See the task
from start to finish.

The person paying for a family or group is not necessarily the person who must sign every waiver. A completed booking can hide incomplete participants.

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Guardian, family and group waivers

An example from a tour business.

THE SITUATION

A booking for two adults and two children is checked against the approved guardian process. Staff can see unresolved participant records instead of relying on the first signed form.

Illustrative example · You choose which actions to enable.

Before you enable the workflow

Use the signing requirements approved for your activity.

Review the group’s completion records before arrival. Staff resolve missing information and unclear participant relationships before check-in.

COMMON QUESTIONS

A little clarity.
Before you get started.

Answers to the questions that help you choose your next step.