We’ve had a lot of folks ask us recently about adding a photo feature to the Smartwaiver service that allows them to manually take a picture of a participant’s ID with their webcam and then attach that photo to the waiver in their Waiver Console. Well, we listened and developed a snazzy tool that lets you do just that.

When you log in to your Smartwaiver account, simply click on one of your signed digital waivers in the Waiver Console. You’ll notice a little green camera button on the right of the screen. Click on that, Take a Picture and Voila! That picture will now be associated with the participant who signed the waiver and will appear in your Waiver Console.




Stay tuned… We’ll have an announcement for a more robust photo feature in the coming months that will be sure to knock your socks off. No, really!

Question: How long does it take to manually transcribe 200k paper waivers into a spreadsheet?

Answer: Too long

This was one of the many reasons we got a call from the NFL a few months ago (yes, that NFL).

Since 1992 the NFL has operated the NFL Experience, a temporary interactive theme park during the week of the Super Bowl offering participatory games, attractions and kid’s clinics. At last year’s event in Indianapolis, over 200k fans visited the NFL Experience. Each of those visitors needed to sign a release of liability waiver to use the facility and each waiver needed to be manually transcribed… Yikes!

The NFL is expecting similar numbers in New Orleans this year but they’ll be going digital with their waivers for the first time, thanks to Smartwaiver. Fans will be encouraged to sign their digital waiver online before they arrive but for those that show up not having signed a waiver multiple Smartwaiver Kiosks will be set up at the facility to accommodate them.

The office is split on who they want to see win in the big game, but we’ll all rooting for digital waivers!