Digital waiver software for the work behind every signature.
Verifyistic is a signing and evidence layer for high-volume firearms-business workflows. It keeps the customer experience short while preserving the operational detail staff need later.
Immutable template versions
Publish a new waiver revision without rewriting history. Every completed record stays attached to the exact text, fields, acknowledgments, and disclosures the signer saw.
- Draft, publish, and retire versions
- Preserve historical signatures verbatim
- Require re-consent when a newer version matters
Kiosk, QR, pre-sign, and embedded flows
Move paperwork away from the busiest moment at the counter. Send a secure link before arrival, embed the signing flow, use a QR code, or keep a focused kiosk ready for the next guest.
- Front-counter kiosk mode
- Mobile-first pre-sign links
- QR and embedded signing targets
Sealed PDF and audit certificate
A completed session becomes a portable proof package with the signed document, evidence record, certificate, hashes, and verification path—not just a row in a dashboard.
- Signed PDF artifact
- Audit certificate and event history
- Hash-linked verification record
API and retry-safe webhooks
Connect a POS, membership system, booking flow, CRM, or custom app. The API creates signing sessions, and lifecycle events can start the next business action.
- Scoped API keys
- Idempotent create flows
- Signed webhook delivery with bounded retries
Search, roles, locations, and migration
Give staff the right view for the right location. Find a record by signer, email, phone, date, template, status, or location, and keep imported history accessible.
- Tenant and site-scoped access
- Location-specific templates
- Portable PDF and JSON exports
Clear answers before you build.
Does Verifyistic charge per signature?+
The public plans are positioned around operating scale rather than per-signature envelopes. Confirm the current plan details before purchase.
Can Verifyistic replace legal review?+
No. Verifyistic records the signing evidence; the business and its counsel remain responsible for waiver language and legal sufficiency.