Legal & Policies

Privacy, terms, and the two waivers

The four standard documents, how publishing one makes its checkbox appear in booking and sign-up, and why the CMS keeps a version history of each.
Site Settings & Billing 1 min read Updated September 2026

The four documents

DocumentUsed by
Privacy PolicyAny form or sign-up -- visitors agree to it when they submit.
Terms of ServiceSign-ups and purchases.
Liability WaiverAdult class and event bookings.
Parental Consent & WaiverBookings made for someone under 18.

Publishing makes the checkbox appear

Each document is draft or published. Until the Privacy Policy and Liability Waiver are published, the agree-to-this checkbox on booking and forms does not appear at all -- meaning people are booking with no recorded waiver. Publish them before you take real bookings.

Version history

Every time you save a document, the CMS keeps the previous version. Each acceptance a visitor makes is recorded against the exact version that was live at that moment -- so if you ever need to show what someone agreed to, you can.

Writing them

The CMS gives you a reasonable starting point for each. Read it, adjust it for your business, and -- for anything that carries real legal weight, like a liability waiver -- have someone qualified check it. It is your document, not boilerplate you can ignore.