Field-trip permission slips
Trip details and the consent in one form, with the parent's signature, timestamp, and an emergency-contact field that's actually legible for once.
↗ · For schools, programs & educators
Field-trip consent, media releases, program enrollments, and parent acknowledgments, sent home as a link instead of a crumpled paper in a backpack, and returned signed the same evening.
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↗ · What you'll send
Trip details and the consent in one form, with the parent's signature, timestamp, and an emergency-contact field that's actually legible for once.
Yearbook, website, and social-media consent, captured per child with a record of exactly what the parent agreed to, including an explicit opt-out option.
Program sign-ups, club registrations, and after-school enrollment with medical notes, pickup authorization, and the signature in one pass.
Device agreements, codes of conduct, and handbook acknowledgments at the start of the year, tracked so you know which families still owe one.
↗ · Questions
Yes, that's the standard pattern: the form names the student, the parent or legal guardian completes and signs it, and the signature record (IP, timestamp, consent, hash) attaches to that guardian. Include a relationship-to-student field so the record states who signed.
The form works on any phone browser with nothing to install, which covers nearly everyone, and the same QR code can run on a tablet at pickup time for the rest. Forms are mobile-first by design: large tap targets and a finger-friendly signature pad.
Submissions appear in your dashboard as they land, exportable to CSV or Excel, so the outstanding list is the class roster minus the submission list. Send the same link in a reminder email to close the gap.
↗ · Templates for this work
Start free with two forms. Build the permission slip once, send the link in the class email, and watch the signatures land the same evening.