Describe your services and service area. Makeform creates a laundry service order form for items, care preferences, stain notes, contacts, and pickup details.
Send new laundry orders to Slack, Google Sheets, and Zapier.
Sample prompts for the builder
Choose a workflow, edit it, or send it to the builder. The fields are an example structure, not a live AI result.
Audience
Household customers scheduling recurring or one-time service
Format
Pickup order with load estimate and care preferences
Prompt size
300 chars
Example form structure
Pickup order with load estimate and care preferences
Customer and service address
Pickup date and time window
Estimated number of bags
Care and detergent preferences
Stains or special instructions
Suggested routing tags
Pickup requested
Drop-off order
Special care
Separate item counts by service so staff know what needs washing, pressing, or dry cleaning.
Step 1
Order
customer itemizes garments and services
Step 2
Collect
pickup window and access details are confirmed
Step 3
Process
care notes follow the order through sorting
Step 4
Return
completion notice and delivery details close the job
A cleaner intake
Messages can miss allergies, delicate items, or pressing counts. A structured order gives counter and route teams the same details.
Pair garment or linen quantities with wash, dry-clean, press, repair, or stain-treatment choices.
Staff receive labeled fragrance, temperature, starch, stain, fabric, and garment-identification answers.
Keep address, window, access, contact, and return details with the order.
Designed around service types
Choose a pattern, then add your services, item categories, time windows, and instructions.
Bag estimates, detergent choices, allergy notes, pickup windows, recurring frequency, and doorstep instructions for household orders.
Garment quantities, stain locations, pressing requests, repair notes, due dates, and notification preferences for drop-off customers.
Account and location identifiers, repeat linen counts, access instructions, order references, and return destinations for business clients.
Conditional measurement, fitting, repair, and photo fields appear only when a customer requests alterations with garment care.
Order setup
Turn your service menu into an intake path for customers, pickup staff, and processors.
List your services, counting method, and whether customers drop off, request pickup, or choose either.
Add your menu, required contact and timing fields, and conditional questions for special services.
Share or embed the form, then notify the counter or route coordinator of new requests.
Route submissions, tag pickup or special care, and confirm timing, scope, and shop-calculated pricing.
Order form vs message
Give every order a consistent structure while allowing care notes and unusual items.
Field guide
Use six sections to identify the customer, items, care preferences, route, and confirmation details.
Customer record
Capture searchable contacts, account or location, and the customer's notification preference.
Items and quantities
Use number fields for common items and a description for exceptions; bag estimates suit wash-and-fold.
Service selection
List actual services and show conditional starch or measurement fields when relevant.
Care instructions
Combine preference choices, exception notes, and optional photos; staff can inspect items at intake.
Pickup and delivery
Offer supported windows and show relevant access fields for each address type.
Confirmation details
Explain that staff review the request and confirm scope, timing, or price after weighing or inspection.
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Open toolFAQ
Practical answers for laundromats, dry cleaners, route operators, and commercial linen services setting up online ordering.
It is an online intake for laundry or dry-cleaning work. Customers submit contacts, items, quantities, services, care notes, timing, and pickup or delivery details.
Collect address, contact, pickup window, bag estimate, detergent and temperature choices, allergies, stains, frequency, and return instructions. Explain when staff confirm weight-based pricing.
Yes. Add quantities for common garment categories and an other-item field. Ask about cleaning, pressing, stains, repairs, fabric, trim, and identifiers.
Yes. Use a fulfillment choice and conditional logic. Show address and access for pickup, placement for delivery, and omit route questions for drop-off.
Treat bag counts as estimates. Explain that the shop confirms final scope and price after weighing or inspection, then contacts the customer.
Yes. Makeform supports unlimited free forms and responses, so you can generate, edit, publish, and collect laundry orders without a response cap. The paid tier removes the Makeform badge.
Yes. Use explicit fulfillment and care fields, then send submissions and notifications to the relevant team. Describe any answer-based routing rule when building the workflow.
Yes. Use one order per location with account, linen counts, pickup window, destination, access, on-site contact, purchase-order reference, and urgent replacements.
Make every bag easier to identify and route.
