Fields on an in-person page

On step 2 · Form of an in-person page, the list is your form. The email is always there, it identifies each registrant, and “Add a field” at the bottom offers the rest.

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Add what you need from “Add a field”: phone, job title, company, address, postal code, country, or a consent checkbox. One click adds it to the form, and its chip leaves the list. “Remove field”, in the open row, takes one back out.

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Click a row to open it, then “Customize label and placeholder” to unfold its two texts. A row whose label or placeholder you already wrote opens on them directly.

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“Field label” is what visitors read above the field; leave it empty to restore the default. “Placeholder” is the example shown inside the field until someone types: optional, and empty by default. The live preview shows both as you type.

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Several of those check what they collect, so the data arrives usable: a phone is stored in international format (+33 6 12 34 56 78), ready for an SMS tool or a CRM; an address suggests real addresses as someone types, so what you collect is spelled properly rather than four different ways; a postal code is checked for shape only, so a code from anywhere is accepted; country offers the full list.