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    Waivers and check-in

    Signed before they reach the dock

    The waiver goes out with the confirmation, is signed on the guest's own phone, and is on their record before the tanks are loaded. Nobody photographs a clipboard.

    The liability waiver on a phone: the diver reads, signs with a finger, and it is filed against their booking.

    What goes wrong without waivers and check-in?

    A clipboard on the counter is the last paper in the shop and the most expensive to lose. Guests fill it in while the boat waits, the handwriting is unreadable, minors get signed for by whoever is nearest, and a year later nobody can find the one form somebody is asking about.

    How does Seascape handle it?

    The waiver is a link. It goes out with the confirmation, opens on the guest's own phone, and is signed with a finger before they arrive. The signature is filed against the person rather than against a piece of paper, so a returning diver is not asked again and the manifest shows at a glance who has still not signed. A guest who has not signed gets a reminder before the trip, without anyone chasing them.

    • The dock stops being where paperwork happens.
    • A minor's waiver names the guardian who signed it.
    • A waiver signed last season is findable this season, by the person's name.

    What is included

    • Signed on the guest's own phone, before the trip
    • A guardian signs for a minor, and the record says who
    • Sent with the confirmation and chased if it is still unsigned
    • Walk-ins sign at the counter on a QR code or a tablet
    • Coverage is per activity, so a second dive on the same visit is not a second signature
    • Who has not signed is on the day view and on the manifest
    • Kept against the person, not against one booking
    • The version they signed is recorded with the signature

    Questions about waivers and check-in

    Waivers and check-in, running tomorrow morning.

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