Documents

For: Owners & Managers

Documents are the waivers, policies, and forms your members sign. Required documents gate participation until they're signed. Go to Compliance & Data → Documents.

The Documents page listing waivers with their version and Required badge

Use the toggle at the top right to switch between a card view and a compact list view — the list view shows each document's requirement and version in one scannable table.

Creating a document

  1. Click New document.
  2. Enter a Title (e.g. Liability Waiver) and the Document text — the full text members read and sign.
  3. Leave Required on if members must sign it to participate (turn it off for optional documents).
  4. Click Create document.

You edit a document later with its menu → Edit — changing the title, text, or whether it's required.

Publishing a new version

Editing the text does not make members re-sign. When you change something they need to re-acknowledge, use the menu → Publish new version and confirm. The document moves to the next version, and every member must re-sign before participating again.

Each document shows its current Version, and a Required or Optional badge.

Retiring a document

Use the menu → Archive to retire a document you no longer use (it shows an Archived badge). Restore brings it back.

Seeing who has signed

This screen manages the documents themselves. To see whether a particular member has signed, open their profile's Documents tab — see A member's profile. Members sign from their own account.

Tips

  • Keep waivers as Required so a member can't book or check in until they've signed.
  • Publish a new version (rather than just editing) whenever the change is legally meaningful — that's what forces a re-sign.

Troubleshooting

Issue What to do
Members aren't being asked to re-sign after an edit Editing the text alone doesn't force a re-sign — use Publish new version.
I want to attach a PDF Documents are entered as text here; paste the full text into Document text.
A retired document still shows Archived documents remain for history; they're just no longer active.