Form templates for event planners

Yes. Conditional logic branches on the first answer, so an exhibitor sees booth and freight questions, an attendee sees track and dietary questions, and a speaker sees AV and bio fields. Everyone submits to the same response list, which you can filter by type when you export.

Yes. File Upload is a field type, so a food truck operator attaches the health permit and the insurance certificate to the same submission as the menu, the space requirements and the power draw. You download or preview each one from the response, so the vendor pack arrives in one piece instead of as three chased emails.

Yes. Add products and priced options to the form, then collect payment through secure hosted checkout with Stripe, PayPal, or Square. Payment status is tracked alongside the response.

It is a typed agreement, not an executed e-signature — there are no signature fields. A checkbox sitting under the release wording records that the person accepted the terms as written. For a waiver your insurer or the venue must accept, confirm the wording with them before the form goes live.

Filter the responses down to the seated-dinner guests and export that view — the export covers whatever your current filter shows. Because the allergy answer and the table grouping sit on the same submission, they stay in one row, so the caterer sorts by table instead of you reconciling two lists. A webhook can push each new one through as it arrives.