How to add a custom waiver

1. Log into Race Roster and visit the event dashboard.

2. Navigate to the left of your screen to the search bar in the event dashboard menu. Search and select Custom waiver.

3. Click on the Enable waivers toggle, then click one of the + Add waiver buttons.

4. Enter a name for the waiver. Then, use the built-in editor under Description to add the text and format the layout. For best results, clear any pre-formatting after copying and pasting from another source. You may also wish to add a coloured background.

5. Use the optional toggles for additional configuration:

• Require signature to accept this waiver: If enabled, a single-line textbox field will prompt for entering the name of the registrant. If left disabled, the waiver will only prompt for an agreement checkbox for self-signed waivers.
• Modify legal guardian signature settings: If enabled, you may increase the minimum age at which a registrant may sign their own waiver. For example, if your event region's legal minimum age is 16 but you don't want youth under 19 signing their own waivers, you may enter "19" so that only registrants 19 and older can sign their own; anyone younger will need their legal guardian's signature instead. If left disabled, Race Roster will default to your event region's minimum.
• Only apply this waiver to specific sub-events: If enabled, you may specify which sub-events you want the custom waiver to apply to. For example, if you created a "merchandise purchase only" sub-event, and its registrants are exempt from signing a waiver, you may select for the waiver to only apply to your distance sub-events (e.g., the "5K" and "10K"). If left disabled, the waiver will apply to all sub-events.
• Force registrant to scroll to the bottom before signing the waiver: If enabled, this will make the registrant scroll through the entire waiver text before being able to agree to it and/or sign it, encouraging a thorough read. If left disabled, the scroll can be bypassed.
• Make waiver optional: If enabled, a registrant will have the option of proceeding through registration with or without signing the waiver. If left disabled, the waiver agreement will be mandatory.

6. Select your preference for Waiver acceptance permissions:

• Display waiver acceptance option for all registrants on the transaction: There will be one waiver agreement per registrant. For example, if four registrants have been added to the transaction, then four waiver texts will display, each prompting for checkbox and/or signature. For thorough online and onsite transactions.
• Allow one registrant to sign on behalf of all registrants on the same transaction: There will be one waiver agreement for the entire transaction. Additional registrants, if any, will not provide their consent. The primary registrant will check off or sign once, on the group's behalf. For fast-paced online and onsite transactions.
• Allow additional registrants to sign their own waiver: For any registrant in the transaction identified as "Someone else", a prompt will be sent to their email address to sign the waiver from their participant dashboard. This setting prevents consenting adults from having their waiver signed by the person who registered them (for example, a team captain or a family member). For thorough online and onsite transactions, as well as bulk-imported and manually-added registrations.

You may apply the waiver as follows:

• Require only new participants to sign waiver: Participants who register prior to the date and time of the waiver's creation will not be prompted for an agreement. Only new, future registrants are granted visibility and able to sign.
• Require all participants to sign waiver: All applicable participants, both existing and future, will be prompted to agree to the waiver. For participants who register prior to the date and time of the waiver's creation, a red banner will appear in their dashboard, prompting for signature.

7. To add another waiver, click the + Add waiver button again and proceed to configure accordingly. Multiple custom waivers can be useful. For example, you may want participants in different sub-events to sign off on distinct documentation, or to separate topics like liability for injury vs. photo and video use permissions.

Once satisfied with your custom waiver(s), click Save or Save & exit.