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Introduction
The Agreements feature is a great way to manage your business's legal documentation and ensure that customers have signed the required agreements.
It allows you to:
- Create and require unique legal agreements per reservation type (i.e. Boarding, Grooming, Spa...etc) or for all reservation types.
- Require customers to sign previously unsigned required legal agreements before requesting reservations.
- Keep a record of which customers have signed which documents.
- Let customers, at any time, see which agreements they have signed.
What are the benefits?
- Helps you ensure legal agreements are signed and up-to-date so nobody slips through the cracks.
- Easy to access and reference from both smartphone and computer with a unique web link and PDF feature.
- Printable.
- Customizable for your business's needs.
- You can easily present the signed agreement to a third party such as a vet if needed.
- Uses the highest standards in e-signature authentication.
- Can be signed on a tablet, on the Customer Portal, and even by SMS!
Helpful Hints
- You must be in the Admin group to set up or modify customer agreements.
- Gingr cannot give legal advice, please refer to your lawyers for creating all legal documentation and to determine whether the Customer Agreements feature meets your legal needs.
- If you set up an agreement for a reservation type, unless overridden by staff with the appropriate user permissions, customers must sign that agreement before a reservation for that reservation type can be made for them.
Important: Do not copy text from Microsoft Word and paste it into your agreement template. Word carries over code that will display i your agreement. If your agreement is in Word, save the Word document as a PDF and then copy the text from the PDF. Alternatively, copy the text from Word, then paste it into a text editing program like NotePad (PC) or TextEdit (Mac), then copy it from there and past it into Gingr.
Video Tutorial
Topics
- Customer Agreements Templates Topic Outline
- Collect Signatures Topic Outline
- Use Customer Agreements How-To
- Customer Agreements User Permissions Reference
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