Similar to the Questions and Disclaimers, Custom Forms are an optional requirement to associate with an activity's or membership's checkout process.

Custom forms are a way to help convert your stack of paperwork into reportable data all done online. You can create a form with any fields you like from a birthdate field with calendar selection to a set of multiple choice checkboxes for date or item preferences and more. These forms only need to be filled out once per registrant until the form expires - no matter what they register for. Below is a description of each of the form elements:

Small Text Box

- A variety of field formats for the answers can be identified. Choose from regular text which is the “none” radio dial, numeric for a field that can only have numbers, decimal which would indicate a decimal answer such as money, date which would be a data formatted field with calendar selector, phone which would insert format of the phone number or email field which requires the answer to be an email address

Large Text Box

- The Large text box element provides a text answer field to the form that allows for the customer to enter multiple lines of text for answering

Radial

- Radio dials can only have one answer per question

Dropdown

- In the “Options” box enter the customer answer selections
  - These will appear on the form in a dropdown box for the customer to make a selection
  - Enter the options one per line in the options box as indicated
    - Selecting the allow other selection checkbox will allow the customer to select an option that says “other”, which will then provide a blank text box for them to input their own selection
- Dropdowns can only have one answer per question

Checkboxes

- In the question or description box write the question or description that you’re wanting your customer to answer
- In the “Options” box enter the customer answer selection
  - These will appear on the form with a checkbox for each option the customer to make a selection.
  - Enter the options one per line in the options box as indicated
    - Selecting the allow other selection checkbox will allow the customer to select an option that says “other”, which will then provide a blank text box for them to input their own selection
- Customers can select more than one checkbox as this form element allows for multiple answers

Additional resources on Custom Forms can be found in our Knowledge Base.