An event organizer will need an axe throwing waiver when sponsoring a competition or exhibition. To make it simple, technology companies have created paperless and touch-free systems.
Signing
A business can email participants a unique URL to get an electronic signature. That link will take them to your customized page, where you can add dates and times. If you are holding the event over several days, you can have the signer pick a specific day. After they confirm their schedule, the system will take the signer to the waiver to read. They will type in their name and sign with a stylus or finger.
Kiosk
A kiosk might be suitable for some events or businesses. When customers arrive, they are greeted by the kiosk, which will prompt them to read the waiver and sign. These can operate with a traditional tablet.
Copies
If you need a hard copy, you can print PDFs or save the data in a CSV report for future use. With the CSV format, you can quickly scan or organize the names. There are some plans which will store the information in their secure systems.
Integration
Waiver platforms are integrated with booking sites, such as Bookeo, and email systems, like MailChimp. Users are not required to be part of any reservation program. There are stand-alone signing plans, and the URLs can be opened by all popular operating systems, including Firefox, Safari, Apple, and Android.
For more information on how you can set up and customize an axe throwing waiver, contact eWaiverPro Digital Waivers at their website.
