Describe your event, class, trip, or program. Makeform creates a group registration form with a lead contact, shared choices, and a participant roster.
Send group registrations to Slack, Google Sheets, and Zapier.
Sample prompts for the builder
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Audience
Parents registering several family members for one class series
Format
Household registration with a repeatable attendee roster
Prompt size
317 chars
Example form structure
Household registration with a repeatable attendee roster
Primary family contact
Preferred class time
Add each attendee
Dietary or accessibility notes
Review the household roster
Suggested routing tags
New groups
Roster incomplete
Needs follow-up
Ask for shared details once, but capture dietary or accessibility needs for each person.
Step 1
Identify
one lead contact and the group purpose
Step 2
Add
each participant and their individual choices
Step 3
Review
roster, totals, and missing information
Step 4
Submit
one complete registration for the organizer
Why register by group
Individual forms scatter a team across responses. A group form keeps shared answers and participant details in one record.
Collect one group leader and their contact details for roster questions and updates.
Repeat consistent attendee fields so selections and notes stay with the right person.
Compare the roster count with requested places before submission.
Designed for real groups
Use this pattern when one person coordinates attendees with individual choices.
Collect the household contact once and each member's age group, class, and accommodations.
Keep the coach, division, staff contacts, and player roster together.
Record one organization while preserving each delegate's track and meal choices.
Gather a leader, pickup plan, traveler list, seat count, and mobility notes.
Build the form
Define the group workflow, participant block, and organizer handoff.
Explain who submits, the activity, shared answers, and participant details.
Choose participant fields that repeat without duplicating shared information.
Show guardian, dietary, or transport follow-ups only when relevant.
Send responses to the organizer and sort them by division, session, or group type.
Choose the intake pattern
Choose based on who manages the roster and who must submit.
Field guide
Cover the coordinator, shared activity, roster, and per-person answers.
Group identity
Start with a group identifier and one coordinator for roster questions or schedule changes.
Shared selections
Separate common plans from personal details. Dates, division, and arrival usually should not repeat.
Participant roster
Repeat structured questions for each person so every choice stays matched to a name.
Individual needs
Put meal, accessibility, track, and equipment choices inside each participant entry.
Review and accuracy
Show names and selections before submission so the coordinator can spot omissions.
Organizer handoff
Preserve participant rows inside one group record and label responses for sorting.
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Open toolFAQ
Practical answers for organizers replacing separate signups and improvised roster files.
A group registration form lets one coordinator register several people together. It collects shared information once, then repeats structured questions for each participant. The result is one group record with a roster.
Individual registration creates one response per attendee. Group registration gives a family member, coach, teacher, or delegation lead one place for the shared plan and roster. Use it when one person manages the group.
Yes. A repeatable participant section lets the contact add attendees using consistent required fields. Include a summary so they can review names, selections, and the total before submitting.
Repeat individual information: name, age band, role, session, meal, accessibility notes, size, and direct contact details when needed. Keep group name, lead contact, schedule, and arrival outside that section.
Yes. Put session, activity, track, meal, or size fields inside each participant entry rather than at the group level. Conditional questions can request details only when relevant, such as allergy notes after a dietary option or guardian information for a participant in a younger age band.
Mark essential participant fields as required, ask for the expected headcount, and provide a roster review before submission. Comparing the expected count with the number of participant entries gives the group contact a clear chance to spot someone missing before the organizer receives the response.
Yes. Makeform provides unlimited free forms and responses, so you can generate, edit, publish, and collect group registrations without a response cap. A paid tier is available to remove the Makeform badge.
Responses arrive in the Makeform inbox and can be sent to tools such as Google Sheets, Slack, and Zapier. Keep the group identifier, lead contact, participant roster, and headcount together, then use session, division, or status labels to support the organizer's review process.
Bring the whole roster into one response.
