Customization for events
Have highly customizable booking options? You can create a robust form to collect all kinds of data from your clients. This is great for after someone has booked your services. You can send out a custom form as an onboarding questionnaire to really dive deep into the client’s needs. For instance, if someone books you for a wedding event, you can send a follow-up form to gather details about the event like:
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How long would you like us to photograph your event? 4 hours or 8 hours? You can set up the form to display options for the cost of extra hours.
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Would you like videography services in addition to photography? You can set up the form to display the additional package options.
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Would you like a photo booth set up at your event? You can set up the form to display options for different package types or prop options.
These are just a few examples of questions that can be asked after you book a client to help drive decision-making. You can complete the forms together in person, over the phone, or even send them to your client to complete on their own.
With conditional fields, you can create robust forms that present certain questions based on the answers to other questions that essentially keep some questions hidden, unless appropriate. So say you have an option for hair and make-up, if the client selects NO, then they continue down the form no problem. But if they select YES, new questions can appear to present hair and make-up packages. Perhaps they just need hair and no make-up or vice versa. Even better, they may select the option for both! You can have pricing attached to each of the options within this section and collect payment at the end of the form.
If payment options are added to the form, they can see how the price of the add ons and other requests add up. This works nicely to prevent sticker shock, and help clients customize their own packages. Plus, you’ll know exactly what they want and remain in control of the overall event.