Waivers & Check-In
Custom Fields
Add custom fields to your waiver to collect business-specific data — searchable, reportable, and exportable
Custom fields let you collect business-specific data beyond names and emails. Add a "How did you hear about us?" dropdown, a terms and conditions checkbox, or a special requests text box — and the answers flow into player records, custom field reports, and exports automatically.
Default fields
Every waiver starts with six default fields:
Default fields can't be deleted. You can show or hide them with the visibility toggle and mark them as required or optional.
Open a waiver from the Waivers list and scroll to the Waiver Fields section.
Special default field settings
Some default fields have additional settings:
Adding a custom field
Click Add Field to open the Add Field panel.
You can have up to three custom fields of each type (three text boxes, three checkboxes, three dropdowns) for a maximum of nine custom fields per waiver.
Pro Tip: Dropdown fields like "How did you hear about us?" are especially valuable — they show up as filterable charts in Custom Field Reports, giving you marketing attribution data without any extra tools.
Editing a field
Click any field in the list to open the edit panel.
For default fields, you can edit the label and help text. The field type can't be changed and the field can't be deleted.
For custom fields, you can also change the field type and delete the field. If you change a custom field's type (e.g., from text box to dropdown), the system checks that the new type hasn't already reached its three-field limit.
Common Mistake: Changing a dropdown to a text box loses the dropdown options. Switching back to a dropdown requires re-entering all options.
Reordering fields
Drag and drop fields in the list to change their display order. The order you set here is the order customers see on the waiver form.
Behind the Scenes: Field visibility and required toggles save immediately — no separate save step. When a customer submits the waiver, custom field labels are stored alongside values so the PDF shows the correct label even if you rename the field later. When you copy a waiver, review the custom field setup on the new copy to confirm everything carried over.
Related pages
- Building Your Waiver Form — Overview of creating and configuring waivers
- Signed Waiver Records & PDFs — Where submitted field values are stored
- Custom Field Reports — Analytics for your custom field data