Incidents
Attach Waivers to an Incident
Send a new incident waiver for signature, or attach a waiver the customer already signed for the booking.
Waivers attached to an incident give you signed documentation tied to the event — a damage acknowledgement, an injury report, or the liability waiver the customer already signed at check-in. There are two ways to add one.
Before you begin
- The incident must already exist. See Create an Incident.
- To send a new waiver, you need at least one waiver of type Incident Report. If you don't have one, create it first under Waivers (Create a Waiver).
- To attach an existing waiver, the incident must have a linked booking (Link Records to an Incident).
Send a new incident waiver
- Open the incident's detail page and find the Waivers section.
- Click Send new.
- Choose an Incident Report waiver template.
- Pick how to deliver it:
- Link only — copy the signing URL and share it yourself.
- Email — send the link to an email address.
- SMS — text the link to a phone number.
- Confirm. The waiver is sent (or the link is generated), and once signed it's filed back to the incident.
Attach a waiver from the booking
- With a booking linked, click Attach from booking in the Waivers section.
- Choose an already-signed waiver from that booking — for example, the check-in liability waiver.
- Confirm. The signed document is attached to the incident.
This pulls in the original signature with no need to re-sign.
What happens next
- Attached waivers list their status — submitted, pending counter-signature, counter-signed, or rejected — so you can see whether each is complete.
- Waivers that need your signature can be counter-signed from the waivers area. See Counter-Sign a Waiver.
Tips
- Keep a dedicated Incident Report waiver. A purpose-built template (damage acknowledgement, injury statement) makes the "Send new" flow fast and consistent.
- Reuse, don't re-sign. If the customer already signed something relevant for the booking, attach it from the booking rather than sending a duplicate.
