Registration form builder and checkout
Add your own questions to the registration form, limit them to ticket types or show them only for matching answers, and preview the checkout your attendees complete.
Walkthrough, 1 min
Registration form builder and checkout walkthrough video
Step by step.
- 1.
Open the form builder
Registration form lists your questions in order. Reorder, edit or delete them at any time.
- 2.
Add a question
Choose the question type, write the question and help text, and add the options for choice questions. Mark it required if you need an answer.
- 3.
Limit it by ticket type or answer
Show a question only for certain ticket types, or only when an earlier answer matches.
- 4.
Preview the form
The live preview shows the form exactly as attendees will see it, before you save anything.
- 5.
Attendees answer at checkout
After choosing a ticket, attendees enter their details and answer your questions. Required questions must be answered to continue.
- 6.
Read the responses
The Responses tab lists every attendee's answers so you can plan catering, sessions and follow-up.
What you'll see.
- The form builder with question types, help text and required answers
- A live preview of the attendee form
- The attendee checkout with the custom questions
- The Responses tab for organizers
Questions.
Can questions depend on the ticket type?
Yes. A question can be limited to selected ticket types, and it can appear only when an earlier answer matches.
What question types are supported?
Text, choice and file questions, among others. Choice questions take one option per line.
Do attendees have to answer every question?
Only the questions you mark as required. Attendees cannot continue past a required question until they answer it.
Where do I read the answers?
On the Responses tab of the registration form, with one row per attendee.
Other walkthroughs.
- Create a conference from your call for papersPaste or upload your call for papers and review the pre-filled title, dates, tracks and venue before you create the conference.
- Assign reviewers without conflictsAssign reviewers per track while the system flags conflicts and shows workload.
- Run fair peer reviewStructured scoring, blind anonymization, meta-reviews, author rebuttals, and chair decisions.
- Suggested reviewers and keynote speakersBuild your committee from suggested reviewers and keynote speakers for each track. You confirm every invitation.
- Configure ticketing and paymentsTicket tiers, discount codes, Stripe-hosted checkout where enabled, and QR tickets.
- Exhibitors and lead scanningManage exhibitors and booths, and let each exhibitor team scan attendee badges for leads.
- Self check-in kiosk and badge printingLet attendees check themselves in on a tablet and print their badge.
- Email campaigns with an AI draftWrite to a segment of your audience, start from an AI draft and preview before anything is sent.
- Branded tickets, badges and certificatesApply your logo and colors to tickets, badges and certificates, and preview each layout.
- Run the live eventThe attendee hub: schedule, personal agenda, networking and messages, and the exhibitor directory.
Try it on your own conference.
Small academic conferences run peer review free. Paid plans start at $290 per event.