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Create a registration form

Follow these steps to create a registration form in 360Player for events, sign-ups, or other purposes.

Updated over 4 months ago

Steps to create a registration form

1. General settings

  • Add a title to identify the registration form.

  • Choose a category to organize the form.

  • Add a description explaining the purpose of the form.

  • Attach an image to visually represent the form.

2. Form fields

  • Decide what information to collect.

  • Use ‘Add default fields’ to select common fields from a list.

  • Use ‘User Field’ questions if you have pre-created custom questions that can be reused.

  • Use ‘Add custom questions’ to create new, specific questions for this form.

3. Payments (optional)

  • If the form requires payments:

    1. Click ‘Add product’.

    2. Select the product, click Continue, and set:

      • Validity date.

      • Quantity and tax.

      • Whether the customer can adjust the quantity.

      • If the product is required or optional.

    3. Click Save.

    4. Add a payment option by choosing:

      • Type of payment (upfront, installment, or subscription).

      • A price point (existing or new).

    5. Click Save.

4. Submission email

  • Add a custom email reply that users will receive automatically upon submitting the form.

5. Visibility

  • Decide who can view the form:

    • Public: Available on the website and club lobby, open to everyone.

    • Club Lobby: Only visible to members within the organization.

    • Unlisted: Accessible only via a direct URL.

6. Availability

  • Limit the number of spaces (optional) if the form has a maximum capacity.

  • Decide if users need a 360Player account:

    • If unticked: A virtual account will be created for the user, but they cannot log in.

    • If ticked: Users must log in or create an account to complete the form.

  • Set the form status: Choose between Open, Closed, or Draft.

7. Finalize

  • Click Create to publish the form.

Your registration form is now ready for use!

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