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Capture a speaker's response to a keynote invitation including topic confirmation, bio, and AV requirements. It ships with 10 pre-configured fields, full drag-and-drop customization, dark-mode support, and one-click publish to a hosted link or website embed. Every field is editable — rename labels, change placeholders, adjust validation, swap field types, or add new fields as your workflow evolves.
All ZenBuild forms include automatic submission storage, CSV/Excel export, real-time analytics, and integrations with Google Sheets, Slack, Discord, Microsoft Teams, Zapier, Make, and custom webhooks. No coding required.
10 fields configured and ready to use:
The Conference Keynote Invitation Response Form template is a free, ready-to-use events form built on ZenBuild. It contains 10 pre-configured fields that you can customize, brand, and deploy in minutes — no coding required.
Click "Use this template" to clone it into your ZenBuild dashboard. From there you can rename fields, change colors, add your logo, and adjust validation rules. Once you're happy, copy the share link or embed the form on your website to start collecting responses.
Yes. All ZenBuild templates are free to clone and use. The free plan lets you save up to 5 forms and collect 100 submissions per month. Paid plans unlock more forms, larger file uploads, payment collection, and advanced integrations.
Absolutely. After cloning the template, every field is fully editable — labels, placeholders, validation, required state, and options. You can also add new fields, reorder them with drag-and-drop, or remove fields you don't need.
Yes, this template includes one or more file upload fields. Free plan allows up to 10 MB per file. Pro plan increases the limit to 50 MB, and Business plan to 100 MB per file.
All submissions are stored securely in your ZenBuild dashboard. You can view them in real-time, export to CSV or Excel, and forward them automatically to Google Sheets, Slack, Discord, Microsoft Teams, Zapier, Make, or any custom webhook endpoint.
