This Registration Database provides a centralized system for tracking event attendees and managing signup data efficiently. Instead of scattering participant details across loose documents, it consolidates everything into a single, structured view that captures essential information like contact details, company names, and referral sources.
The template is built on a streamlined "Attendees" table that organizes every registrant as a unique record. It includes specific fields for capturing demographics, validating emails and phone numbers, and segmenting users based on their interests—such as webinars or workshops. This structure allows you to filter and sort attendees immediately based on how they heard about the event or what sessions they want to join.
While a registration spreadsheet often becomes difficult to manage as rows multiply, Softr Databases handle scale effortlessly while enforcing data integrity. Spreadsheets allow any text in any cell, leading to messy data like invalid phone numbers or mixed date formats. This database enforces strict types—ensuring emails are actual emails and dates are valid—preventing the common errors that plague Excel files.
This template goes beyond simple row tracking by offering structured selection fields for analyzing marketing channels and attendee preferences. You can instantly see which channels (Newsletter, Social Media, etc.) are driving signups and ensure compliance with a dedicated Terms and Conditions checkbox. Additionally, you can leverage Database AI agents to automatically enrich attendee profiles with company data from the web as soon as they sign up.
Store individual registration profiles with contact info and event preferences
This template is designed for teams that need to manage signups without technical complexity:
1. Customize the database
Because this is a native Softr Database, you can easily adapt it to your specific event needs. For example, you might add a single-line text field for "Dietary Restrictions" or modify the "Virtual event type" select options to match your actual agenda.
2. Import your existing data
If you have an existing registration spreadsheet, you can unknowingly move that data into this system immediately. Use the CSV import feature to bulk upload past attendees and standardize their information instantly.
3. Build an app on top
The true power of this template is its ability to power a full registration portal using the interface builder. You can create a public form for users to sign up and a private admin dashboard where your team manages the list, using users and permissions to control who can view or edit sensitive contact data.
A registration database is a structured system used to collect, store, and manage attendee information for events, webinars, or programs. Unlike a static document, it organizes data into defined types (like email or dates) to ensure accuracy and easier management.
No-code databases allow you to launch a professional registration system in minutes without needing a developer. They offer the robustness of custom software—like data validation and secure storage—while remaining as easy to edit as a document, giving you complete autonomy over your data.
You can use Database AI agents to automate manual tasks, such as cleaning up inconsistent name formatting or identifying duplicates. Agents can also research the web to enrich attendee records with public company information or summarize the attendee list based on specific criteria.
Yes, you can build a fully functional event portal using Softr's interface builder. You can create public submission forms for attendees and secure internal dashboards for staff, ensuring the right people see the right data.
Yes, this template is free to copy and use. Softr includes database functionality in its free plan, allowing you to start managing registrations immediately without cost.
A registration spreadsheet is prone to errors because it lacks structure; dates, texts, and numbers can be mixed in the same column. A database enforces data types (e.g., ensuring a phone number field only accepts phone numbers), scales better with large lists, and allows you to build secure user interfaces on top of the data.