When you’re out in the field capturing moments, getting proper consent is crucial — and Connie makes it simple and fast with SignPages and QR codes. Here’s how you, as a photographers can easily collect signed consents on the go.
💡 To collect signatures as a photographer / videographer, you either need to have your own Connie account, or get a "SignPage URL" or a physical "SignTag" from the person asking you to collect consents.
Step 1: Set Up Your Consent Template
First, make sure you have the right consent or model release template set up in Connie, and once ready publish it as a new SignPage. This will generate a unique QR and URL that you can use to collect signatures.
Step 2: Access Your QR Code
There are a few ways you can access the SignPage QR code linked to your public SignPage:
1. Pull it up via the Connie app
Open the project where your SignPage is published
Locate your SignPage
Open the SignPage to show the QR code.
Show the QR code to the person you’re photographing for them to scan and sign
👉 Note: You must have login access to the project or own the account to do this.
2. Use a physical SignTag
Print the QR code or order our pre-printed SignTags that you can connect to any SignPage, and re-use over and over again.
Wear it around your neck or attach it to your gear
Invite people to scan the QR code right off your SignTag
✅ This is a hands-free, super professional way to manage consent in busy environments!
💡 You can order SignTags here.
3. Get the SignPage URL and add /qr
Ask your project manager or coordinator for the SignPage URL
Simply add
/qrto the end of the URL (example:your-signpage-url.com/qr)Open the QR code directly without needing to log in!
Perfect if you're a freelance photographer working under someone else’s project.
