Registration

Registration forms
that ask exactly what your event needs.

Drag fields from a palette, drop them onto the form, publish. Every field flows into the seat allocation, the QR pass, the check-in screen, and the Excel export. Nothing gets stuck in a Google Sheet somewhere.

admin/events/summit-2026/form
Field types
✏️ Text
📧 Email
📱 Phone
▾ Dropdown
◉ Radio
☑ Checkbox
📅 Date
🎟 Coupon
Live preview
Register for Product Summit 2026
Full name *
Priya Nair
Work email *
Dietary preference
Vegetarian ▾
🎟 VIP coupon (optional)
VIP-A3KX9Z ✓
Register & get pass →

Enough to describe any attendee, not so many you need a manual.

Text, email, phone, number, dropdown, radio, checkbox, date, and a coupon field wired into VIP allocation.

🎨
Drag-and-drop builder
Palette on the left, form on the right, live preview alongside. Reorder by dragging. Publish is one button.
🎟
Coupon field built in
Attendee enters a code, it validates against the coupons table in real time. Valid codes trigger VIP allocation on submit.
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Conditional fields
Show T-shirt size only if Attending in-person is Yes. Hide dietary if the field says No meals. No JS to write.
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Hide built-ins
Do not need Company or Designation for a private wedding registration? Toggle them off. Name and email are the only mandatory pair.
Server-side validation
Required, min length, regex, phone format. Enforced in Laravel FormRequest, not just JS. Bots and copy-paste attacks blocked.
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Custom fields export
Every custom field becomes a column in the Excel export. Sponsor asks for a T-shirt size sheet? Filter and download.

Ten minutes from empty event to open registrations.

1
Pick fields
Drag from the palette. Name, email, phone are on by default. Add company, dietary, T-shirt, whatever the sponsor asked for.
2
Set required and rules
Toggle required per field. Add conditional show/hide. Set dropdown options. Live preview updates as you edit.
3
Publish
One button. The form goes live at your tenant domain. Share the URL, drop it into the invite email, done.
4
Data flows everywhere
Registrations land in the admin panel. Custom fields show on the check-in screen. Export drops them into Excel with their column headings.

Questions we get

What field types?
Text, long text, email, phone, number, dropdown, radio, checkbox, date. Plus a coupon field for VIP flow.
Better than Google Forms?
Google Forms captures data into a sheet. Ours captures data, assigns a seat, generates a branded QR pass, emails it, and syncs into check-in.
Conditional fields?
Yes. Show a field only when another field has a specific value. No JavaScript to write.
Do custom fields export?
Yes. Every custom field becomes a column in the Excel export alongside built-in fields.
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