Register someone who signs in with their own Uplifter account, such as a partner or a child on the other parent's account, by matching them to their existing profile.
Applies to Enterprise
- The profiles on your own account are listed when you register. Someone with their own account appears only if their profile is linked to yours; otherwise, use Register Someone Else and match them to their existing profile. Choosing it links their profile to your account.
- Always choose their existing profile when the system offers it. A new profile starts empty, and they’ll be asked to buy a membership they already hold.
- When you register another adult, their waiver is emailed to the address you enter, and they sign it themselves.
- If you picked the wrong profile, contact the organizer or your association first. They can fix it or ask Uplifter Support to.
Register someone who has their own Uplifter account, such as a partner, or a child whose profile sits on the other parent’s account. You match them to their existing profile so their memberships and history come with them, and you pay for the registration in your own cart.
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Start the registration
Sign in and open the event, club or membership page you’re registering for.
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Check Linked Profiles
Under Who do you want to register?, look under Linked Profiles. If the person is there, select them and Register with their name, then go to step 5.
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Enter their details
Select Register Someone Else. Enter their first and last name, date of birth, gender and the email address they use for their own account.
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Choose their existing profile
A pop-up shows the profile that matches. Select it, and it’s linked to your account: next time, the person is listed under Linked Profiles. Don’t continue with a new profile.
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Complete the registration
Choose the category, answer the questions and continue to the cart as usual. Waivers for another adult are emailed to them to sign.
If a yellow message asks you to add a membership for that person to your cart, they’re probably on the wrong profile. Don’t buy it. Contact the organizer or your association with the person’s name and email address.