I’ve just made a few minor changes on the Agreement System:
There’s now a link to a printable version of the agreement, since some members were asking for it.
The graphics and user interface have been given a face-lift to match the new Nachi.org redesign.
We changed the phrase that reads “CLIENT HAS CAREFULLY READ…” to say “CLIENT OR CLIENT’S REPRESENTATIVE HAS CAREFULLY READ” to avoid any ambiguity related to who signs the document.
And after you save it, check the button under “Default”. Then, when you create a new agreement, it will automatically start with your template. You can edit it further at that point to make it more specific for that client.
HAHA…sorry I know all that. Let me say id differently, I have a custom agreement, I named it Jims Agreement. It is checked as my defaulkt. My question is do I need to call it something else or by checking it as my default will it be the one they doenload?
Oh, sorry, I misunderstood! The “Default” option only relates to the text that initially shows up in the “Use for this Agreement:” box when you create a new agreement.
Whatever text is used on the page you enter the client’s name is the text that the client will see… it won’t change what they download no matter what the default agreement is.
This way you can change your custom agreement, and it won’t affect past agreements that have already been signed.
