Describe your convention, tickets, schedule, and checkout. Makeform creates an editable convention registration form for attendee profiles, badge names, sessions, support requests, and payment details.
Route registration records to Google Sheets, Slack, and Zapier.
Sample prompts for the builder
Choose a prompt, tailor it, or send it to the builder. Edit the example structure before publishing.
Audience
Fans choosing passes, panels, and add-on experiences
Format
Multi-step registration with ticket and session choices
Prompt size
294 chars
Example form structure
Multi-step registration with ticket and session choices
Attendee and badge details
Choose a convention pass
Select panels and autograph sessions
Order and payment details
Suggested routing tags
Paid attendees
Payment pending
Accessibility follow-up
Keep the badge name separate from the billing name so printed credentials match what attendees expect to see.
Step 1
Register
attendee, badge, and contact details
Step 2
Choose
tickets, sessions, meals, and add-ons
Step 3
Pay
order summary and payment workflow
Step 4
Prepare
confirmation, check-in, and attendee routing
Why one registration flow
Connect each attendee's pass, schedule, add-ons, payment reference, and support needs before the doors open.
Separate legal, preferred, and badge names, then create a consistent roster for confirmation and check-in.
Show VIP extras, guardian questions, and invoice fields only to the attendees who need them.
Keep ticket level, selected sessions, dietary notes, accessibility requests, and payment status together so teams can route follow-up without merging spreadsheets.
Flexible convention formats
Choose a pattern, then edit ticket labels, sessions, payment instructions, and routing.
Day passes, VIP tiers, autograph sessions, merchandise, guardian contacts, and badge names.
Member pricing, organization details, breakout tracks, dietary requirements, and invoice references.
Organize sessions by day or track and reveal workshop-specific follow-up questions.
Capture a primary buyer, attendee roster, exhibitor type, booth add-ons, billing contact, and fulfillment notes in a structured flow.
Registration workflow
Build the form, test branches and totals, then publish it.
Name the dates, audience, ticket levels, tracks, add-ons, and required attendee details.
Add the real schedule and branch billing, guardian, exhibitor, or accessibility questions.
Check every ticket, add-on, summary, and session path. Keep raw card data out of text fields.
Share the form, send confirmation, notify staff, and route records to the check-in roster.
Form vs separate files
Keep tickets, sessions, requests, and payment follow-up attached to the same attendee.
Field guide
Use these six field groups to turn a generic signup into a practical registration, scheduling, payment, and event-preparation workflow.
Attendee identity
Keep billing, confirmation, and badge-printing details distinct. Badge names may differ from legal or billing names.
Tickets & attendance
Label tickets clearly so buyers understand dates, access, and included experiences before checkout.
Sessions & schedule
Group sessions by day, time, or track. Add room, presenter, or skill-level context to each label.
Order & payment
Show tickets and add-ons before payment. Collect the billing reference and status needed for reconciliation.
Guest needs
Keep dietary and accessibility requests in the attendee record and route them for follow-up.
Confirmation & operations
Explain what happens next, including the registration reference, check-in details, and correction contact.
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Open toolFAQ
Practical answers for organizers planning tickets, schedules, checkout, and attendee preparation.
It is the online flow attendees use to reserve access. It combines badge details, tickets, attendance days, sessions, requests, order review, and payment information in one record.
Start with billing, preferred, and badge names; contact details; ticket; attendance dates; and an emergency contact when appropriate. Add organization, membership, or guardian fields only when relevant.
Yes. Group panels, games, workshops, meals, or meetups by day, time, or track. Add conditional questions for materials, skill level, or guests, then test the form against the published program.
Show eligible add-ons and an order summary before your configured checkout. Store billing contact, invoice reference, payment confirmation, and status with the registration. Never request raw card numbers in ordinary text fields.
Yes. Conditional logic can show VIP extras, exhibitor questions, group attendee details, or guardian contact only on the relevant path.
Use separate, clearly labeled questions with an open-text option. Route responses to the responsible coordinator early so seating, mobility, communication, sensory, or dietary context is not lost.
Yes. Makeform supports unlimited free forms and responses, including generation, editing, publishing, and collection. The paid tier removes the Makeform badge.
Send the ticket, dates, sessions, payment status, reference, and correction contact. Route the roster and flagged requests to the teams preparing badges, support, and check-in.
Turn the program into one clear registration path.
