What types of forms can be created in PeerSubmit?

Paige Watson

Updated on 10 March 2026

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PeerSubmit allows organizers to create different types of forms to collect structured information from participants. Forms help conference organizers gather registrations, survey responses, and feedback efficiently.

When creating a new form in PeerSubmit, organizers can select from several predefined form types depending on the purpose of the form.

Available Form Types in PeerSubmit

PeerSubmit currently supports the following form types:

• Registration Forms – Used to collect participant information for conferences, workshops, or events. These forms typically collect details such as name, email, affiliation, and other registration information.
• Survey Forms – Used to gather responses, opinions, or research data from participants. Survey forms are helpful for collecting structured responses from attendees or researchers.
• Feedback Forms – Used to collect feedback after an event, session, or conference. These forms help organizers understand participant satisfaction and improve future events.

When to Use Each Form Type

• Use Registration Forms when you need to collect participant details before an event.
• Use Survey Forms when you want structured responses for research, questionnaires, or participant opinions.
• Use Feedback Forms after an event to evaluate participant experiences and collect suggestions.

What You Can Customize in Each Form

Regardless of the form type, PeerSubmit allows organizers to fully customize the form structure.

• Add custom fields such as text, dropdown, rating, or date fields.
• Import commonly used fields like Name, Email, Country, or Address.
• Mark fields as required or optional.
• Reorder fields using drag-and-drop.

Using the appropriate form type helps organizers structure data collection efficiently and ensures that participants provide the correct information.