Sign Up Sheet

When organizing events or classes, it's common to register attendance of and collect other data from the visitors. This way you can do weekly reporting, or they can be helpful in case problems occurred.

How do I make a sign up sheet?

A basic sign-in sheet has only a few columns, and provides a numbered list of empty records where people can sign their names, signatures, timestamp other relevant details. A sign up sheet helps to organize the planning process and in evaluation process.

Where a Signup Sheet can be useful?

• Tracking visitors at entry gate of a location, for registration of participation to a meeting, event or party to make sure you can evaluate the exact amount of visitors with the expectations with the attendance;
• Record visitors’ information and useful details: to keep information who entered the event and for how long they were in;
• Workplace recording and monitoring of employees (sign in and sign out);
• Hospitals to make patients sign in and out: to keep track of the time a patient spend inside the hospital under doctors care. 
• Class students in order to keep track of weekly attendance by the lectures;
• Potluck parties.

By working with a Signup sheet, you can find  had booked to be there and is not yet in. By tracking the attendance of the visitors, you can follow up after the event in case it was a workshop or training. Also, in case of any problem that was found afterwards, like theft or danger, your attendance list can be useful or even serve as evidence since you can now analyze the visitors that were present.

For all these situations, and more, download this helpful Signup Sheet template for your reference! It provides everything you need to know about sign-up sheets, including the basic contents, as well as help you devise your very own sign-up sheets in case you might require one in the future!