Paperwork steals the first hour.
Clipboards, incomplete fields, and last-minute signatures pull instructors away from safety briefings and students off the line.
Send one secure link. Participants verify their identity, consent to eligibility screening, and sign every required class waiver. You get a clean yes-or-no roster, not a stack of sensitive paperwork.
Clipboards, incomplete fields, and last-minute signatures pull instructors away from safety briefings and students off the line.
An ID in hand does not provide a consistent, documented eligibility workflow, and finding out at check-in is already too late.
Waivers, identity details, reminders, and roster notes end up split across inboxes, paper files, and individual instructors.
The platform organizes the checks and documents instructors need without turning the roster into an investigative report.
Mobile license capture confirms identity details and supports controlled-access recordkeeping workflows.
With participant consent, screen against configured criminal-record and sanctions sources, then return a simple status for instructor review.
Bundle the documents your course requires and collect signatures in the same participant flow.
See signed and eligible states without exposing unnecessary underlying personal data to the teaching team.
A focused enrollment experience for the participant and a decisive readiness view for the instructor.
Create the course, select the waiver packet, and share a private enrollment link by email or text.
The participant scans a government-issued license, reviews the screening disclosure, gives consent, and signs the required documents.
See waiver and eligibility status at a glance. Follow up only with participants who are still pending or need review.
Simple plans for a weekend instructor, a growing academy, or a multi-instructor range.
For the part-time instructor running one or two classes each month.
For a training business with a steady monthly course calendar.
For high-volume operators managing multiple instructors and courses.
By default, the instructor sees whether each participant has signed the required waiver packet and whether the configured screening workflow returned eligible, pending, or needs-review status. Access to underlying personal data should be limited by role.
Yes. The experience can be brief and familiar, but participants should receive a clear disclosure and provide affirmative consent before screening. Concealing that step creates legal, trust, and dispute risk.
No software can guarantee compliance on its own. Shooter Metrics is positioned to support identity, documentation, and recordkeeping workflows. Operators should validate their exact obligations, screening rules, and document language with qualified counsel.
Typical packets may include a liability waiver, assumption of risk, safety and range-rule acknowledgment, medical or emergency consent, and an optional media release. Requirements vary by jurisdiction and course.
See the participant and instructor experience.