Ask for the right experience
Use custom questions for the trip, package or service. Ask a transfer guest for pickup details and a workshop participant about equipment they are bringing.
Collect ability levels, dietary requirements, travel details and emergency contacts, then make the relevant answers useful to hosts, guides and partners.
Questions for the trip
Each guest’s details
Completion and exceptions
Host and service lists
A surf guest supplies their ability level, dietary requirements and arrival details. The coach uses the ability level to prepare a group. The house team prepares meals. The transfer partner prepares a pickup. Those answers belong to the participant and departure.
Collect each participant’s answers, including guests who did not make the original booking.
Use custom questions for the trip, package or service. Ask a transfer guest for pickup details and a workshop participant about equipment they are bringing.
Separate the person paying from the people travelling. Track each guest’s completion so one lead contact does not hide missing participant information.
Bring relevant information into guest lists, rooming lists, activity groups and host pages. Limit access to personal details to the people who need them.
Connect relevant intake requirements to the guest’s preparation and private booking page.
Keep them with the participant so they can inform guest lists, arrival plans and host briefings.
Choose the questions for the experience and the services selected; avoid a catch-all form for unrelated trips.
Share relevant operating details with the people responsible for that part of the trip.
Guests receive a clear set of questions and can return through their private link before arrival, without repeating answers in multiple emails.
Your team sees incomplete forms and can use completed answers in the handover. Dietary counts, pickup times and ability groups are available alongside the departure.
Bring forms, waivers, payments and travel details into one preparation view for every departure.
↗Bring pickup times, room assignments and practical guest requirements into the handover your hosts actually use.
↗Share itineraries, relevant guest details, rooms, arrivals and responsibilities with the people delivering the experience.
↗Yes. Match questions to the experience and services rather than send every guest one long generic form.
Set access around responsibilities and collect only what is needed. Health or emergency details should be limited to the relevant people.
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