A new form type, called ‘attendance’, is available to let people check themselves in for an online event which they have previously booked for. Then it redirects them to the event’s web page.
Rather than provide people with bookings with the URL of the event location (on Zoom, Teams or whatever), you give people with the URL of the page on your website where the attendance form is embedded. That form acts as an intermediary to the actual URL. Read More…
Cameo now offers a button in the template editor’s toolbar to customise a link to a web page embedding one of Cameo’s personalised forms. Read More…
Query parameters now have their own button and box for controlling them when managing a Cameo form. Read More…
Query parameters allow you to pass values to the form via the URL of the page it is embedded in, changing its behaviour. Cameo forms let you customise the names of query parameters they can use, and in many cases the default when the URL does not provide one. Read More…
The booking form can now accept bookings by invitation via a personalised link. This means the contact details on booking are already filled in. The form also now has an option to limit bookings only to those with an invitation. Read More…
A new form type, “questions”, joins the stable of Cameo forms. This provides general data acquisition for things like questionnaires and petitions, or anywhere you want to collect structured responses to a set of questions connected to a respondent. Accompanying the form is a new section, “questionnaire and petition responses”, in “member info”. You can see the responses to your form in various ways there, including on bar charts, pie charts and maps. The form identifies a list to collect together the responses and uses custom fields for your questions. A new custom field lets you ask them to pinpoint a location on a map. Read More…
Cameo now retains any bookings which expire or are cancelled, instead of deleting them. Additional information is added to provisional bookings to offer insight as to why a booking may have been abandoned. This information also to make it easier to process refunds if a payment was made but the booking did not complete. Also, all bookings can now be purged from Cameo after a number of months or years. Read More…
People who use the personalised opt-out form often actually want to terminate their membership. Therefore the form can now offer that option. Also, you can now offer the visitor the option to exercise their GDPR right to delete all data held about them. Read More…
The contactus form type (formerly called request) now offers custom fields so that you can ask the person filling in the form specific questions, including ones with multiple choice or yes/no answers. Read More…
Forms are now hosted within Cameo itself. Though they still have a separate domain name, this will always point at the same server as Cameo. Read More…