Build a registration workflow

RegistrationMagic Premium brings custom forms, signup and login pages, submission tracking, and WordPress user accounts into one administration workflow. Use the drag-and-drop builder and predefined fields to create a form, or begin with a layout from the ready-to-use library. Separate forms can support various signup processes, including event registration and paid registration.

Give registrants a front-end account area

Users can log in, reset passwords, review payment transaction history, and download their form submissions from the front-end registration area. Forms can also collect payments as part of registration or through payment forms.

Review submissions and form activity

The administration area records incoming submissions and related activity. Individual form dashboards and overview charts help you review registration data. Filters narrow submissions to a particular form and time period. Forms can accept one or multiple file attachments, which administrators can view or download from the dashboard.

Connect forms to user accounts

The User Manager links registration and payment activity with individual WordPress accounts. User pages can show form submissions, and administrators can suspend or reactivate users. Create custom roles, including paid user roles, and connect them with registration and login systems. Registration fields can map to existing WordPress user-meta keys, or create new user-meta fields from the form dashboard.

Configure Premium controls and integrations

A global override is available for the device-based form submission limit, with the setting managed through individual form settings and global security controls. Premium also works with IP filters and two-factor authentication. MailPoet and Newsletter integrations can subscribe users to a list during registration.

With WooCommerce integration, a RegistrationMagic form can serve as the default registration form for shop signups and guest checkout. When MagicPopup is enabled, a cart can appear in one of its panels, with cart contents updated in real time.

Set up forms in WordPress

Install RegistrationMagic in WordPress, then create a form with the builder or form library. Configure fields, publishing, roles, payments, security, and submission management in the administration area.