Handler contact
Know who manages the entry.
Collect handler contact details. Add an owner field only when ownership and handling may differ.
- Handler and owner names.
- Email and phone.
- Club, team, or junior-handler details.
Describe your trial, classes, divisions, and entry rules. Makeform creates an online form where handlers register each dog and choose runs in a structured format.
Send trial entries to Google Sheets, Slack, and Zapier.
Sample prompts for the builder
Choose a complete prompt, adapt the trial details, and edit the result before publishing.
Audience
Handlers entering a multi-class weekend agility trial
Format
One-dog entry with class grid and trial-day choices
Prompt size
356 chars
Example form structure
One-dog entry with class grid and trial-day choices
Handler name and contact details
Dog identity and registration details
Jump height and division
Which day and classes are you entering?
I have reviewed the event rules
Suggested routing tags
Received
Needs review
Waitlist
Ask for one submission per dog. That keeps the dog's class selections, jump height, and handler details together when you prepare running orders.
Step 1
Identify
handler, dog, registration, and contact details
Step 2
Enter
days, classes, level, division, and jump height
Step 3
Review
fees, rules, notes, and entry accuracy
Step 4
Organize
confirmations, roster review, and waitlist follow-up
Cleaner trial entries
A focused entry form connects one dog to the requested classes, level, division, and jump height.
Keep identity, handler, and run choices in one submission instead of untangling multi-dog notes.
Use conditional paths so selected days reveal their classes and relevant follow-up questions.
Send entrants and organizers the same dog details and class selections for review.
Adaptable by event
Keep the core handler-and-dog record, then adjust class menus, dates, fees, acknowledgments, and operational questions for your event.
Separate Saturday and Sunday selections while keeping both days attached to a single dog entry.
Offer beginner-friendly levels, practice runs, spacing notes, and simple arrival guidance.
Let teams select dates across a season and record the classes planned for each meet.
Collect ranked run preferences, waitlist consent, and volunteer availability alongside entry data.
Build the entry workflow
Provide event terminology and choices, then test the form as a handler.
Name the event format, dates, classes, levels, divisions, jump heights, closing date, and fees.
Require key identifiers, hide Sunday classes unless selected, and add organizer notes.
Submit sample choices for each day, level, and division, then inspect the confirmation and response columns.
Publish or embed the link and route responses for eligibility, payment, capacity, and waitlist review.
Online form vs generic signup
Organizers need to connect each handler and dog to precise run selections.
Field guide
Use six sections that handlers can complete and trial secretaries can review quickly.
Handler contact
Collect handler contact details. Add an owner field only when ownership and handling may differ.
Dog record
Pair the call name with the registered name and identifiers used by your event.
Competition placement
Use controlled choices that mirror the event premium and make entries easy to sort.
Run selections
Let handlers choose a day, then reveal that day's classes. Separate similar class names visually.
Fees and review
Show fees beside class choices. If payment happens elsewhere, collect a reference without implying acceptance.
Operations and notes
Add fields for waitlists, volunteering, spacing, accessibility, and questions your team will act on.
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Open toolFAQ
Practical answers for clubs, trial secretaries, and organizers moving entries online.
It connects a handler and one dog to trial days, classes, level, division, jump height, and acknowledgments in a consistent record for review.
Collect call and registered names, breed, birth date, registration number and organization, level, division, jump height, and required measurement status. Match your published requirements.
One submission per dog keeps every class and jump-height choice attached to one record. Ask multi-dog handlers to submit the form again.
Yes. Ask which days the handler wants, then show the relevant classes with conditional logic. Test every path before sharing.
You can show per-run and package fees. For automatic totals, discounts, limits, or payments, request that behavior and verify the completed form before publishing.
Collect waitlist consent and contact preference. Use statuses such as received, waitlisted, or confirmed instead of treating submission as acceptance.
Yes. Makeform provides unlimited free forms and responses, so you can generate, edit, publish, and collect trial entries without a form or response cap. The paid tier removes the Makeform badge.
Responses can reach the Makeform inbox, Google Sheets, Slack, or Zapier. Consistent fields support sorting by day, class, level, jump height, or status.
Replace scattered entry emails.