Describe your trial dates, classes, and entry rules. Makeform builds a registration flow for handler and dog details, jump heights, fees, conflicts, and volunteer preferences.
Send entries to Google Sheets, Slack, and Zapier.
Sample prompts for the builder
Choose a prompt, adjust it for your trial, or send it to the Makeform builder.
Audience
Handlers entering one or more dogs
Format
Multi-class entry with dog details
Prompt size
325 chars
Example form structure
Multi-class entry with dog details
Handler and emergency contact
Dog identity and registration details
Classes for each trial day
Jump height and level
Entry instruction acknowledgment
Suggested routing tags
Complete entries
Needs review
Waitlist
Ask for a separate class, level, and jump height for each dog to keep the roster structured.
Step 1
Enter
handler and dog profiles
Step 2
Select
dates, classes, levels, and heights
Step 3
Review
fees, conflicts, and entry status
Step 4
Prepare
export the roster and running data
Built for trial administration
Keep team identity, class choices, and scheduling notes structured so the trial secretary receives a usable roster.
Keep identity, level, jump height, and registration reference together when a handler enters multiple dogs.
Reveal class options for the selected day, level, or event format with conditional questions.
Required fields make missing dog details, heights, and schedule notes easier to review.
Flexible event formats
The same builder can support a formal weekend trial, a practice match, a recurring league, or an invitation-only event.
Capture the organization-specific identifiers and class choices stated in your published premium or trial information.
Reserve practice runs by session, course type, experience level, and height without making the form feel formal.
Collect availability across several dates, recurring team details, and volunteer roles in one registration.
Add qualification references and document uploads when your host club needs supporting entry information.
Setup workflow
Turn your event details into a form, test the selection paths, then share one link with every handler.
List dates, classes, levels, height choices, closing details, and required entry information.
Add exact class labels and conditional paths for days, levels, camping, or additional dogs.
Test one-dog, multiple-dog, and different-class entries before publishing.
Publish the link, notify the trial team, and route submissions into your roster sheet.
Choose an entry workflow
Structured entries reduce retyping when dogs, classes, and heights must line up.
Field guide
Build the form around the data your trial team needs to confirm entries, prepare class lists, contact handlers, and plan event-day staffing.
Handler profile
Structured contact details help route confirmations, questions, and schedule updates.
Dog profile
Use a separate section for each dog to keep identity and selections connected.
Class selections
Organize choices by day and use the class names in your trial information.
Fees and totals
Show fee instructions beside selections and explain how the organizer confirms totals.
Conflicts and access needs
Give handlers a dedicated place for conflicts and practical needs.
Review and acknowledgment
Show the club's entry statements and ask handlers to confirm their details.
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Open toolFAQ
Practical answers for club officers, trial secretaries, and event hosts setting up online registration.
It registers a dog and handler for an agility event. It connects contact details with the correct dog, trial date, class, level, jump height, and organizer instructions.
Include handler contact, emergency contact, dog names, breed, birth date, registration reference, level, jump height, classes by day, fees, conflicts, and club-supplied acknowledgment wording.
Yes. Use repeatable or conditional dog sections. Give every dog separate identity, level, height, and class choices so the roster stays accurate.
Yes. Conditional logic can display classes after a handler selects a day, level, or division. Test every path before sharing.
List fees beside class or package choices and explain the payment process. If the organizer reviews totals, tell entrants how confirmation works.
Yes. Add checkboxes for gate steward, leash runner, bar setter, scribe, timer, course builder, setup, or cleanup, plus volunteer availability.
Yes. Makeform provides unlimited free forms and responses, so you can generate, edit, publish, and collect trial entries without a response cap. The paid tier only removes the Makeform badge.
Entries appear in your Makeform inbox and can route to Google Sheets, Slack, or Zapier. Keep one record per team for review and roster preparation.
Replace scattered entry emails with one organized flow.
