Creating a form
Forms are the foundation of how you collect information from vendors. Whether you need vendor applications, booth preferences, or product details, creating a form takes just a few minutes.
Getting Started
Click Forms in the left sidebar to open the Forms section.
Click the Create Form button in the top-right corner.
Enter a name for your form (for example, "Vendor Application - Summer Market 2026").
Optionally, add a description to help you and your team remember the form's purpose.
Building Your Form
Once your form is created, you'll land in the drag-and-drop form builder.
Adding Fields
Browse the list of available field types in the left panel.
Drag a field type onto your form, or click it to add it to the bottom.
Give the field a label (this is what vendors will see).
Optionally, add placeholder text or help text to guide vendors.
Reordering Fields
Drag any field up or down to change its position on the form.
Fields appear to vendors in the exact order you arrange them.
Setting Required Fields
Toggle the Required switch on any field to make it mandatory.
Required fields are marked with an asterisk (*) so vendors know they must fill them in before submitting.
Removing Fields
Click the delete icon on any field to remove it from the form.
Removing a field does not affect submissions that have already been received.
Conditional Logic
You can show or hide fields based on a vendor's previous answers. This keeps forms short and relevant -- vendors only see the questions that apply to them.
To add a condition to a field:
Click on the field you want to make conditional.
In the field settings panel, look for the Show this field when... section.
Select the field whose answer should control visibility.
Choose an operator (equals, does not equal, contains, is empty, is not empty).
Enter the value to compare against. For select or radio fields, you can pick from the existing options.
Fields with a condition show a Conditional badge in the form builder so you can see which fields are dynamic at a glance.
How it works for vendors:
When a vendor fills out the form, conditional fields appear or disappear instantly based on their answers.
Hidden fields are skipped during validation -- vendors are never blocked by a required field they cannot see.
Hidden field values are excluded from the submission data automatically.
Example: Add a select field asking "Do you need electricity?" with options Yes and No. Then add a number field for "How many outlets do you need?" with a condition: show when "Do you need electricity?" equals "Yes." Vendors who select No will never see the outlets question.
Tip: Conditional logic works with text, select, radio, and checkbox fields as the trigger. Use it to branch your form into different paths based on vendor type, product category, or any other distinguishing answer.
Saving Your Form
Your form saves automatically as you build it. You can close the builder at any time and come back to make changes later.
Tip: Start with the essentials -- company name, contact email, and the information you truly need. Shorter forms tend to get more responses. You can always add more fields later.
What's Next
After creating your form, you can:
Link it to one or more events so it appears on your public event pages.
Embed it on your own website for a seamless experience.
Review submissions as they come in.
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