You can create forms on Cocoriko using a consultation: for example, a registration form for an event, or a general inquiry form linked from your project pages.
Note: dedicated forms are coming to Cocoriko in early 2027.
See an example: Registration form — Open house (example).
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A new consultation starts in Pre-launch: only administrators can see it while you build it.
Then add a section to hold your questions. One section is enough for most forms.
Every question type can be used in a form. Use an Open-ended question for free-text information, such as a name, an email address or a phone number. See Question formats available for the other types.
Repeat for each question. Use the arrows in the Display Order column to put them in order.
Click Save after any change.
The form is now live. Participants log in to answer, as with any Cocoriko consultation.
Open the form on your public site and copy its link. You can share it anywhere: in an email, on your website or on a project page.
To add the link as a button on an event of your project page:
To create an event, see Add events on your project page.
Answers aren't linked to participants' accounts. If you need to know who answered, ask for a name or an email address in the form.
In the report, each row of the All results by respondent tab holds one person's answers. See Analysis of results using the Excel report.
Need help? Write to us at support@cocoriko.org.