Contract features

Suggestion
Requested by Alexandra Natalia over 2 years ago

- Initial spots, I feel like people don’t read the contracts. So I would love to be able to highlight specific things and have them initial each one individually. Saving our butts in the long run of “I nEvEr sAw tHaT” 🙃 having their initials shows it was discussed and agreed upon prior.

- The ability to not not move forward in each booking without ie: I want a contract signed before a invoice is paid

- The ability to customize fonts in a contract ie: bolding specific sentences,words & paragraphs. Also highlighting - with multiple colors if possible🤭

Activity (5 comments)

Tracey Dorian Feith 19 days ago

Agreed as well. We need to be able to give our clients the option to opt out of a component like the use of their photos in our gallery/model release. As it stands I have the ability to only send one contract but within that contract, a client does not want to have her Childs photos released. She only has the option to sign the contract and email me requesting not to use her Childs photo. This does not serve my client well or me. It would be far more appropriate to have a client initial the box that they opt in or opt out of having themselves/their Childs photo used.

A similar request was merged into this one · 8 months ago
A similar request was merged into this one · 8 months ago
Tiffany Coutris about 2 years ago

This is one of the biggest things keeping me from ending my Honeybook subscription. The Contracts here are not great. They need smart fields and a layout that makes it easier to read. (like the ability to bold would make a huge difference)

A similar request was merged into this one · about 2 years ago
Kayla Adams over 2 years ago

This is super helpful!! One thing I do miss from Honeybook is the customization when making my contracts. Certain items need to be bolded/underlined to draw attention to them.

Kayla Adams over 2 years ago

This is super useful, especially if the booking form is customizable for us to be able to gather those main details for the contract(s) from the start.

Chloe Owens over 2 years ago

I agree with Natalie on highlighting certain areas of the contract & having certain bold sentences and words.