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How to create a Waiver form

Updated over a week ago

Step 1: Download and Install the Form Template

  • Download the Form Template from the MS Form Template Library

  • In your website, go to Forms > MS Form Templates

    • Search for the file called Waiver and select Install Form.

    • The new form will now be listed within your list of forms to use.

Step 2: Customizing the Waiver Form

  • Required Fields: There are required fields when using a waiver form. Please note that these fields are automatically hidden but are required to attribute the completed waiver to the specific account.

    • Member Splash field Acct #

    • Member Splash field Member #

  • Add/Delete Fields: Customize the form to fit your club's specific needs by adding or deleting fields. This could include information specific to the event or membership requirement.

Step 3: Modifying Form Settings for Waivers

Within Form Settings, please modify the form's settings to ensure this form is correctly configured as a waiver form.

  • Waiver Description: Add a detailed description of the waiver, including any specific conditions or requirements.

  • Enable Waiver Form Checkbox: Within Legacy Settings, enable the checkbox for Waiver Form. This converts a regular form into a waiver form and will show up on the account's Member screen.

  • Specify Waiver Requirements: Select the appropriate options on who is shown or required to fill out the waiver form. Options include:

    • Rule Type: Billing Contact. Select Yes or No, and then whether you want to Show or Require the form.

    • Rule Type: Member Type. Select one or more Member Types dynamically populated from your platform, then whether you want to Show or Require the form.

    • Rule Type: Member Age. Enter the age range, then whether you want to Show or Require the form.

Step 4: Review and Update Form Compliance

  • Board Requirements: Ensure the updated form complies with your club's board or governance requirements.

  • Member Types Affected: Understand that the waiver condition applies not just to adult members but also to children, grandparents, and house guests.

  • Payment Protocol: Clubs usually require members to sign the waiver before processing any payments. This is crucial for liability and record-keeping purposes.

Step 5: Optional: Add or Remove Tags when Waiver Completed

Step 6: Review Resources and Publish

  • Resource Review: Before finalizing the waiver form, review all available resources, such as solution pages provided by MSU Advanced Forms, for detailed guidance and best practices.

  • Publish Form: Once you have customized the form to your satisfaction and ensured compliance with all requirements, publish the form.

Additional Notes

  • It's important to regularly review and update waiver forms to ensure they remain compliant with any new regulations or club policies.

  • Consider consulting with legal counsel to verify that your waiver form meets all legal requirements and effectively limits liability.

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