š Overview
If you're planning to host online classes, you may be considering how your forms and waivers should apply to them.
There are three common scenarios, depending on whether your existing documents apply to online classes, need adapting, or whether you need brand new ones. This guide walks through each.
š” You can now choose whether forms and waivers need to be completed before or after a registration or purchase, and you can customise this per offering. To learn more, see the guide here.
š« Excluding online classes from existing documents
If your current forms and waivers aren't applicable to your online classes, you can exclude these classes so that customers aren't prompted to complete them when they register.
š” To exclude a class from a waiver, see the section on requiring a waiver for certain offerings in our waivers guide here.
To exclude a class from a form, see our forms guide here.
āļø Editing existing documents for online classes
If you just need to add some text to your waivers or new fields to your forms to adapt them to online classes, you can edit your existing documents rather than creating new ones.
š” To edit a waiver, see our waivers guide here.
To add or remove fields on a form, see the guide here.
ā Adding new documents for online classes only
If you need forms or waivers that apply to your online classes exclusively, you can create new documents and set them to be required only for those classes.