Configuring Agentic Sign-In Sheet

Configuring Agentic Sign-In Sheet for

Configuring Agentic Sign-In Sheet for

Admin Users

Print Template Requirements

When using Agentic Sign-In Sheet, ensure Print Templates meet the following requirements, additional to those defined in Managing Event Materials:

  • Templates must contain only Latin script, in a horizontal, left-to-right layout. Vertical text layouts (for example, Japanese tategaki), right-to-left column flow, and other non-horizontal layouts are not supported.
  • Each table in the template can contain only one row of tokens. Tokens for standard fields (__v) and custom fields (__c) are supported.
  • Each table must have a column header row: the nearest row above the row of merge tokens that has the same number of cells. A cell merged across columns counts as one. A table without a column header row, or with more than one row of merge tokens, is skipped. A template where every table is skipped is Unsupported.
  • Each table cell can contain at most one merge token
  • Each table column can map to only one field. A column that requests more than one field, for example License Number and State of Licensure, is not supported.
  • When Walk-in Attendees are enabled, each required walk-in field must appear as a column in the sign-in sheet template's attendee table. Otherwise, the resulting walk-in record is missing information required for its creation.

Meal Opt-In and Walk-In Field Column Requirements

Agentic Sign-In Sheet interprets meal opt-in and walk-in field columns, if enabled, by the question the header asks and the response written or marked beneath it. A walk-in field is identified by its merge token in the template rendition, while the meal opt-in column has no token and is located by its header text and position instead.

Each table in the template can contain only one meal opt-in column.

Requirements for the Meal Opt-In Column

The meal opt-in column header must ask whether the attendee accepts the meal, in one of two formats:

Format

Example header

Counts as yes

Counts as no

Checkbox (header carries no Y/N notation)

"Meal Opt-In"

A visual mark (checkmark, X, filled box)

An empty cell, or written text such as "Yes"

Yes/No (header carries a Y/N notation)

"Consuming Meal? (Y or N)"

A written affirmative (Y, Yes), or a visual mark

A written negative (N, No), or an empty cell

Either format is supported in any Latin-script language, for example "Consume alimentos? (Si/No)", with written responses interpreted as the equivalent words in that language.

Columns framed inversely to the value they store are not supported. For example a "Meal Opt-Out" column mapped to meal opt-in, or a "Not Vegetarian" column mapped to a Vegetarian field. The agent does not invert values, so this column phrasing would produce the opposite of the attendee's intent.

Requirements for Walk-in Fields

The following walk-in field types are supported as columns in the Print Template, when using Agentic Sign-In Sheet:

Type

Behavior

Text

All text types except Rich Text and Long Text.

Yes/No

Headers ask the question the field answers, in any form, for example "Vegetarian?" or "Vegetarian? (Y or N)." A written affirmative (Y, Yes) or a visual mark is Yes, and a written negative (N, No) is No. An empty cell leaves the field blank and never means No.

Single-Select Picklist

Attendees write the label of the picklist value in the user's language, for example MD in a Credentials column. API names are not matched. Matching ignores case, then spaces and periods, so M.D. matches MD.

A configured walk-in field of an unsupported type is not displayed in the walk-in table, and no value is written to it. The agent populates a field only when the extracted value is valid for that field's data type; picklists are populated only when the extracted value matches an active picklist value.

Unsupported Column Formats

The following column formats are not supported when using Agentic Sign-In Sheet:

  • Pre-printed text inside a response cell. Cells must stay empty until the attendee responds — except a pre-printed registered attendee's row on a walk-in column, which already prints that attendee's own values and is not affected.
  • Circle-one formats, where pre-printed options are circled rather than written or marked.
  • Footnotes or legends that assign meaning to cell states, for example a footer stating that a blank cell means yes. The agent reads only the column header and the cells.
  • Quantity or count formats on the meal opt-in column specifically, for example a number of meals or separate lunch and dinner columns. The field is a single yes or no.