PRF App Flows

Initial Setup Flow

Getting PRF set up for your shop is quick and painless—especially when you have your shop info, cloud credentials, and local health department requirements ready before you start.

New Client Flow

Piercing clients make their own waivers with PRF app without help from studio staff. The client steps up to the iPad, photographs her ID, and is led by the app through a smooth-flowing info-gathering interface.

Piercer Notes Pane Flow

The Piercer Notes Pane in PRF app is where the piercer checks client inputs for accuracy and health information, lists jewelry used in the piercing process, adds personal notes about the session, and attaches images of pertinent documents.

Returning Client Flow

For returning clients, Piercing Release Forms App fast-tracks each subsequent waiver submission to a sub-ten-second experience with a new date. Too easy.

Save For Later Flow

In the making of a PRF waiver, both client and piercer add data. Between client and piercer inputs, the waiver can be paused by tapping SAVE FOR LATER. This feature sets the unfinished waiver aside to be completed later, and resets the app for the next client.

Main Menu Flow

The PRF Main Menu gives access to the primary setup and maintenance of the app, including settings, purchases, knowledge base, support, an example PRF waiver, release notes, and our privacy policy.

Settings Flow

PRF app Settings are arranged into an intuitive flow based on the feedback of thousands of studios across the globe. While PRF is feature-rich, you'd never know it by looking under the hood. Naturally, we think like artists, so non-techy thinking is how we organize PRF Settings.

PRF Cloud Folder Flow

PRF app-generated waivers are PDFs that are easily stored, searchable, and downloadable. The PRF Cloud Folder Flow lives on your cloud and is how you share waiver information with health departments and legal teams.

Piercing Minors Flow

Learn how the Piercing Release Forms App handles minor client intake, parent/guardian legal disclosures, default vs. custom minor clauses, proof of guardianship ID photo capture, and final waiver authorization for health department compliance.