MemberMaker resource library

Find the right visitor check-in guide for your organization

Explore practical guides for replacing paper sign-in sheets, setting up a guided check-in station, choosing the right device, and adapting MemberMaker to different organizations and events.

63 guidesSmall businessesOffices & lead captureForm templatesChurch welcome & ministryCommunity organizationsEvents and attendance

Start here

Understand the product and set up your first station

Begin with the core visitor flow, implementation steps, and the difference between a digital visitor record and a paper log.

Free check-in comparisons

Compare free, lightweight check-in with popular workplace platforms

See where MemberMaker can replace a paper guest list—and where Envoy, SwipedOn, Greetly, or Sign In App remains the safer fit.

Copyable starting points

Visitor and attendance form templates by industry

Preview the exact fields, understand what to keep optional, and copy a matching prompt group into MemberMaker.

Small business & devices

Choose a focused visitor system and the hardware that fits

These guides cover small-business visitor management, front-desk sign-in, and dedicated iPad and Android setups.

Offices & lead capture

Customize visitor and prospect check-in without enterprise overhead

Build focused workflows for office reception, professional services, showrooms, trade-show booths, and business networking events.

Church welcome & ministry

Welcome guests, families, and children across your ministries

Use practical templates and checklists for connection cards, welcome tables, visitor follow-up, Bible studies, family and children’s programs, and community outreach.

Community organizations

Adapt check-in to the people and programs you serve

Find workflows for nonprofits, clubs, volunteers, community centers, seniors, students, and civic groups.

Events & attendance

Build a clean attendance list at temporary and recurring gatherings

Use a portable phone or tablet station to build guest and attendance records at workshops, open houses, venues, open mic nights, community events, and recurring programs.

Customizable visitor sign-in kiosk

Build the right sign-in flow, then put it on the right kiosks

Create reusable prompt groups for different entrances, events, programs, or visitor types. Add custom questions, choose required fields and answer types, then apply the published form to this device or every kiosk in the organization.

Explore customizable kiosk forms
  • Short text
  • Long text
  • Yes / No
  • Single choice
  • Multiple choice
  • Number
  • Date
MemberMaker mobile app showing a published visitor prompt group ready to manage or select
Keep multiple published and draft prompt groups ready for different visitor workflows.
MemberMaker prompt group editor showing identity settings, collection options, and a required custom question
Choose the identifier, contact fields, frequency, help text, answer type, and required questions.
MemberMaker sign-in experience selector applying a prompt group to this device or every kiosk
Switch this device immediately or synchronize the same experience across every organization kiosk.
Reusable prompt groups

Keep a front-desk form, event questionnaire, volunteer flow, or check-in-only experience ready to use.

Your prompts, your format

Mix text, Yes or No, single choice, multiple choice, number, and date questions in the same group.

One kiosk or every kiosk

Change only the device in your hand or apply one published experience throughout the organization.

Offline kiosk check-in

Published forms download to the device so visitor sign-in can continue without a connection.

Start in your browser

Set up online. Welcome visitors on your tablet.

Create a web account to manage your organization. When you’re ready for guests, install the kiosk app on your iPad or Android tablet.

Set up your questions and kiosk settings in the web dashboard. See live sign-ins here once your kiosk is running.

Create a web accountReady to set up your kiosk? Download the app and sign in to the same account.

Simple attendance

Attendance for classes, lessons, and rehearsals

Record who attended each session, in person or online.

Class Attendance App for In-Person and Online Classes

A simple attendance record for the classes you run. Give each session an event, welcome people on a shared device or through a web link, and find its check-ins afterward.

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Martial Arts Attendance App for Karate Classes and Dojos

Let adult students check in as they arrive, while you prepare the room. Keep beginner karate, advanced practice, and visiting-instructor seminars organized by event.

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Dance Class Attendance App for Adult Ballet and Workshops

Welcome dancers without passing a clipboard around the studio. Connect check-ins to an adult ballet class, rehearsal, or workshop, and keep returning dancers in one visitor list.

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Music Class Attendance Tracker for Lessons and Rehearsals

Keep group lessons, ensemble rehearsals, and remote sessions connected to the people who attend. Use event-specific check-in while your existing tools handle lesson arrangements.

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Art Class Attendance App for Pottery and Enrichment Classes

Give adult pottery, painting, craft, and community enrichment classes a simple arrival record. Welcome regulars and new participants, then review check-ins for the session you taught.

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Online Class Attendance with Event-Specific Check-In Links

Share a browser check-in link during your live class. Associate the link with an event so recorded check-ins stay connected to that session, alongside any in-person attendance.

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Karate Attendance Sheet Template for Adult Classes

Print a session sheet for an adult class or seminar. Record arrivals, then explore event-specific digital check-in when you are ready to stop transcribing paper lists.

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Dance Class Attendance Sheet Template for Adult Studios

Use a clean sign-in sheet for an adult ballet class, dance workshop, or rehearsal. Keep one sheet per session, with enough room for names and arrival times.

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How to Track Attendance for Online Music Classes

Prepare a session-specific link before teaching, share it at the start of the lesson, and review the recorded check-ins afterward. Participants use their browser.

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Group and family attendance

Welcome families, children, and friends together

Explore church children's programs, Sunday school, VBS, community events, and parent-and-child classes.