Products
Make the catalog recognizable.
Reuse listing names, photos, and SKUs so customers and sellers recognize the item.
- Product name, SKU, or listing reference.
- Picture choices for visual designs.
- A reviewable custom-request option.
Describe your products and fulfillment. Makeform creates an editable form with item, variant, quantity, customer, and shipping or pickup fields.
Route new direct orders to email, Google Sheets, Slack, and Zapier.
Sample prompts for the builder
Choose a scenario, adapt its details, or send the sample prompt to the Makeform builder.
Audience
Marketplace sellers taking repeat-customer orders directly
Format
Product order form with variants and shipping
Prompt size
336 chars
Example form structure
Product order form with variants and shipping
Which product would you like?
Select a size, color, and quantity
Shipping or local pickup?
Full shipping address
Order notes or gift message
Suggested routing tags
New order
Shipping review
Pickup
Use structured variant and quantity choices instead of one open text box.
Step 1
Choose
product, variant, and quantity
Step 2
Identify
customer and contact details
Step 3
Fulfill
shipping address or pickup choice
Step 4
Confirm
stock, price, and next steps
Sell beyond the listing
A marketplace message can start a sale, but it rarely captures every variant, quantity, address line, and delivery instruction. One structured form gives the seller a consistent order request to review.
Use product, variant, and quantity choices instead of decoding free-text requests.
Branch from delivery method: shipped orders request the full address, while pickup orders ask for a preferred collection window.
Explain that you check inventory, shipping, price, and timing before confirming.
Fits the way you sell
Start with the scenario closest to your catalog, then replace its example products, fulfillment choices, and confirmation language with your own.
Product, color, size, quantity, gift notes, and delivery preferences for repeat customers who already know your work.
A compact link that captures the design and variant before a stock check.
SKUs, case quantities, requested dates, business contacts, and receiving instructions for small retailer orders.
Specifications, deadline, budget, and reference uploads collected before quoting.
Direct-order setup
Build around the decisions required for fulfillment, then test the paths for shipping, pickup, variants, and multiple quantities before sending the link.
Name the products, variants, quantity rules, shipping regions, pickup option, and details you need before accepting an order.
Replace sample products, make essential contact fields required, and show address questions only to customers who select shipping.
Submit a shipped order, a pickup order, and each variant combination to catch missing questions or confusing confirmation copy.
Put the link in customer messages, a profile, or your site, then review each request before confirming availability and next steps.
Form vs messages vs store
A form is useful when you need consistent order details without setting up a full storefront. It complements your own stock, pricing, payment, refund, tax, and shipping processes rather than replacing them.
Field guide
Follow the customer's sequence: item, variant, quantity, contact, fulfillment, and confirmation.
Products
Reuse listing names, photos, and SKUs so customers and sellers recognize the item.
Variants & quantity
Pair every item's size, color, material, bundle, or case-pack choice with a quantity.
Customer
Collect contact details for clarification and confirmation. An optional handle can connect earlier messages.
Fulfillment
Ask for delivery method first, then show address fields only for shipped orders.
Special instructions
Place notes after structured choices for personalization, gifts, or unusual requirements.
Confirmation
State whether submission is a request and how the seller will confirm next steps.
Related tools
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Open toolFAQ
Practical answers for sellers moving repeat, social, wholesale, or custom order requests into one structured intake.
It lets customers request products without sending every detail in marketplace messages. It collects product, variant, quantity, contact, and shipping or pickup details for seller review.
Include product name or SKU, relevant variants, and a labeled quantity. Add personalization or upload fields when needed. Use repeatable line items or separate sections for multiple products.
Yes. Ask for fulfillment first, then show address and delivery instructions for shipping or a collection window for pickup. Test both paths before sharing.
No. For limited stock, custom work, variable shipping, or separate payment, call it an order request. Explain that availability, final price, shipping, and timing need review.
Yes. Use conditional fields for dimensions, materials, finish, personalization, or deadline, plus a reference-image upload. Keep standard choices structured and review feasibility before confirmation.
Use dedicated choices, label quantity units, keep variants beside their product, and require essential address fields. Test each product and fulfillment path against what you need to pack.
Yes. Makeform is unlimited free for generating, editing, publishing, and collecting responses. The paid tier only removes the Makeform badge.
Review items, quantities, address, timing, and notes. Then follow up with availability, final shipping and price, payment instructions if applicable, or questions. Keep policies, taxes, and marketplace obligations in your operating process.
Replace order details scattered across messages.