Difference Between “Detailed Template” and “Quick Template”

When creating a waiver form in Waiverly, you’ll be prompted to choose between two template types:

Screenshot showing the Waiverly template selection screen with options for Detailed Template and Quick Template setup.
Choosing between the Detailed Template and Quick Template options when creating a new waiver in Waiverly.

Detailed Template

  • Guides you through a step-by-step setup based on standard sections commonly found in waiver forms for your selected industry.
  • Ideal for first-time users or those unsure about what to include in a waiver form.
  • Helpful prompts and pre-filled fields make it easier to get started.

Quick Template

  • Offers a flexible, custom setup where you can add only the sections you need.
  • Best suited for users who already have an existing waiver form and want to digitize it quickly.

Important Notice:

Waiver requirements can vary by region and industry. To ensure your form is legally valid and compliant with local laws, we always recommend having your waiver reviewed by a licensed legal professional.

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