Event sign-in sheet

A sign-in sheet for the door that asks only what you need, and says why. Fill in the event, choose the columns, print it.

Free to use, no sign-in. Nothing you type is sent or kept.

Your details (filled with example details: change them to yours)

What the sheet asks, and why

Left off on purpose

Phone numbers
A sheet anyone at the door can read is the wrong place for them.
Signatures
A tick or a time shows someone came.
Food, access and other needs
Ask before the day, privately, never on a sheet at the door.
Job titles and addresses
Not needed to know who came.

Sign in, please

Example networking evening

Thursday 19 November 2026, at Kingsgate Rooms

NameOrganisationTime inWalk-in

Kept by the organiser and destroyed once attendance is recorded.

How it works

Make it yours

  • Name is always on. Every other column says why it is there; take it off if you do not need it.

  • Everyone who signs can read the sheet, so it asks for as little as it can. Keep it with you afterwards and destroy it once you have what you need.

  • It prints on A4 with blank rows. Nothing you type is sent or kept.

The guide

How to run a business networking event

Pick a regular slot and a room people can find, keep the format simple (arrive, a short welcome, time to talk, a clear end), take bookings with a set number of places, and have someone at the door to say hello and introduce people. Thank them with the next date the day after.

Read the guide

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