How Registration Forms Work
The registration form is the browser-based surface attendees use to sign up for an Event. It is one of two ways attendees take part in Eventene; the other is the Eventene mobile app.
Where the registration form appears
The same registration form is presented in two ways:
| Presentation | How an attendee reaches it |
|---|---|
| Event Website registration | They open the Event Website and press Register (or View Registration). The form opens over the page, and they stay on the Event's site throughout |
| Standalone registration form | They open a direct registration link — typically the Register or Respond button in an invitation email — and the form opens on its own |
Both are fully supported, and both use the same registration setup underneath. Which one suits an Event is covered in Choose How Attendees Register.
An attendee who has the mobile app installed usually finds the link opens directly in the app. Registration forms and the mobile app share the same underlying data — a response made in one shows up in the other.
What the registration form contains
The registration form is divided into tabs:
| Tab | Purpose |
|---|---|
| Details | Event description, location, schedule, organizer info |
| Register | The step-by-step registration flow (Attendance, Survey, Payment, Checkout) |
| Activities | The list of Activities the participant has access to |
| Attendees | Other registered attendees (if the organizer made attendees visible) |
When more than one person is associated with the same email address, the form opens on Group Registration, listing everyone in the group so the attendee can pick who to register. See Register Multiple People with One Email Address.
Personalized per participant
Every registration form is tailored to the participant who opens it. They see only:
- The Activities they have access to (based on Group membership)
- The Questions relevant to those Activities
- The Products available to them
- Other attendees (if the Event's visibility is set to public)
Two participants opening the same Event may see completely different content.
Across the Event's phases
The registration form behaves slightly differently depending on the Event's phase:
- Before registration opens — a "Responses Accepted Until…" message tells the participant when they can respond
- During the Event — participants can register and update responses
- After the Event completes — the form becomes read-only; participants can review what happened
Browser vs. mobile app
Both surfaces support signing up, but each is better at different things:
| Use case | Best surface |
|---|---|
| First-time sign-up on a desktop | Browser |
| Quick response from an email link | Either |
| Day-of attendance, QR scanning, in-app chat | Mobile App |
| Family registering multiple Personas | Either |
| Updating responses on the go | Mobile App |
Most organizations support both, and most participants use whichever is convenient.
A note on terminology
This surface has had several names across Eventene's history — Web Response Forms (2018), Webforms (2020), and Web Registration Forms (2021–2024). They all refer to the same thing.
The Help Center now calls it the registration form, and a standalone registration form when it opens from a direct registration link rather than over an Event Website. Some older articles still say Webform; if you meet the term, it means the registration form.
See Also
- How Registration Works
- Choose How Attendees Register — Event Website registration vs. a standalone registration form
- Add Registration to Your Event Website
- What is an Event Website? — the public-facing landing page registration opens over
- What is a Persona?
- Ways Participants Access Your Event
- Participant Registration Experience
- Web Registration