What it's for · Forms for courses and training
Forms for courses and training.
Enrolment that takes the fee, asks for each attendee, confirms by email and puts the roster where you can see it. The form is the till; enrolments are never counted, so a full course costs what an empty one does.
What you'd use it for
- Enrolment for courses, workshops, camps and classes.
- Waitlists when a course is full, with a close after a number of places.
- Pre-course details: level, dietary needs, access needs, a consent.
- Feedback at the end, with an NPS score.
Templates that fit
- Course enrolment
Course and slot, level, the fee shown before sending.
- Event registration
Ticket types with prices and a total.
- Waitlist
Email, what for, how many.
- Consent form
Separate consent lines, a signature and the date.
- Customer feedback
A rating, what went well, what to improve.
- Booking request
Service, preferred date and time, you confirm.
The parts that matter here
- The fee paid on the form
A fixed fee or one worked out from the options, on Stripe Checkout into your own account, the enrolment marked paid. Pro.
- One block per attendee
A parent enrols three children in one go; each child's name, age and needs in its own block.
- A confirmation to each
An email to the person with their answers and the details they need, replies to you. Pro.
- Places left, then closed
Close after a number of enrolments or at a date; the form says so and the waitlist takes over.
- The roster in a sheet
Each enrolment a row in a Google Sheet in your Drive, or Excel whenever you want it.
- Prices that add up
A price on each option, early-bird or member rates, a total that updates as they choose.
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