You can create more than one registration form under a single event. This allows you to tailor the supporter journey, messaging and ticket visibility for different audiences without creating a new event.
All forms sit under the same event and contribute to the same overall reporting and ticket pool.
Why Create Multiple Forms?
Creating multiple forms is useful when you need different registration experiences for different groups.
Common use cases include:
Public vs Corporate registrations
Use different messaging, branding or instructions for each audience.
Early Bird vs General Release
Display specific ticket types on one form while hiding them on another.
Partner or Influencer Campaigns
Create separate URLs for different marketing channels or partners.
VIP or Invitation Only Registrations
Hide certain tickets so they are only available through a specific form.
Different Journey Types
Use Fundraiser Flow for committed participants and Registration Flow for lower friction sign ups.
What Is Shared Across All Forms
Multiple forms do not create separate events.
All forms under an event share:
Event details
Ticket inventory and availability
Fundraising configuration
Email journeys
Stripe payment setup
Event level reporting
If one form sells a ticket, it reduces availability across all other forms. All registrations contribute to the same event totals.
What Can Differ Between Forms
Each form can be configured independently.
You can vary:
Flow type (Fundraiser or Registration)
Tickets shown or hidden
Form branding and copy
Content blocks and layout
Form level registration limits
Google Tag / tracking configuration
Cookie preferences
How to Create an Additional Form
Go to: Event → Forms → Create Form
You will be asked to choose your preferred flow:
Fundraiser Flow
Registration Flow
This determines the structure of the supporter journey. If you are unsure which to choose, see Deciding Between a Fundraiser or Registration Focus.
Once created, you can configure the form using:
Editor - customise fields, content blocks and conditional logic
Branding - adjust logo, banner and colours
Settings - control URL, registration limits, tracking and cookies
For detailed guidance on configuring these areas, see:
Each form generates its own unique URL, which can be shared or embedded on your website.
Important Considerations
Ticket quantities are shared across forms. If a ticket sells out, it will no longer be available on any form.
Form level registration limits apply only to that form, while event level limits apply across all forms.
Email journeys are configured at event level, not per form.
Always test each form individually before sharing the link.
Best Practice Guidance
Name forms clearly so your team understands their purpose.
Keep a record of which URL is used for each campaign.