What’s the Difference Between Liability Forms, Documents, and Documents That Require a Signature?

Note: Creating and editing your team's documents are only possible if you have an admin account.

Navigate to 'Documents' in the side menu. There are three options for documents: Liability forms, Documents Requiring a Signature, and Reference Documents

Liability Forms

Liability forms are intended for situations where parents need to sign a form on behalf of the children. This might be your medical waiver, general liability waiver, or marketing release form. If a parent has more than one wrestler, they will be forced to sign the forms multiple times - once for each athlete they are linked to. If you are inviting a wrestler to have an account with WrestlingIQ, they will also sign liability forms as themselves.

An example liability form, as seen by parents registering their child. Note the explicit call out of the parent name and child name.

Documents Requiring A Signature

These documents are generally things like team rules, cancellation policies, refund policies, etc. These forms are signed by the user logging in. When a wrestler, or parent, activates their account with your team they'll be forced to sign their own name and acknowledge that they've read the document. The signed document is stored in WrestlingIQ forever, you can go to their profile to see the agreements they've signed.
An example of a document requiring a signature. Note that only the currently logged in user signs the form and it is not explicitly linked to any wrestlers.

Reference Documents

These documents do not need to be signed, but may need to be accessed by your team. In general you can think of this more as file storage than documents that need to be signed. Common things that go in here could be transportation guidelines, volunteer information, or any other informational worksheet you provide to your coaches, wrestlers, or parents. These documents can be viewed by everyone on the team, or restricted to just coaches.

Learn more about creating a liability form or signed document.

Learn more about registration specific documents.

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