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View and send waivers in the Mobile Check-in app

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Add-on feature

The Mobile Check-in app is a paid add-on feature. To subscribe, check you meet the eligibility requirements, then contact your customer success manager or the support team.

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The waivers feature must be enabled before you can use it in the Mobile Check-in app.

During busy weekends, it can be a challenge to check guests in and make sure everyone’s signed their waiver while keeping the queue moving.

Now, you can use the Mobile Check-In (MCI) app to see any relevant waivers (waivers linked to the booking) and send a waiver request without going to a POS device. The guest can then sign their waiver on their own phone.

In the Mobile Check-in app, you can quickly check if waivers are linked to a booking when the waiver was signed using the same email as the booking. While linking individual waivers to tickets is only available in ROLLER POS, you can send a waiver request directly from the app, allowing guests to sign it on their phones.

See a guest’s relevant waivers

A ‘relevant waiver’ is any waiver associated with the guest’s email address.

If a guest has signed a generic waiver in the past or signed a waiver as part of their booking (ie when booking online), you can see them in the MCI app as long as they’ve booked with the same email.

  1. Open a guest's booking in the MCI app.

  2. You’ll see a number next to the Waivers tab if ROLLER finds any relevant waivers. Tap the Waivers tab to see the connected waivers and confirm everything is correct.

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Send a waiver request

If the guest has no relevant waivers, you can easily send a waiver request directly from the MCI app by selecting Send waiver request. The waiver is sent to booking holder's email by default, then uses Text/SMS if no email is available. The guest can sign it from their phone while in the queue.