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Bracket Check-In Confirmation

A match-time roll call that confirms a squad is present, on-platform and ready to play its round.

6 fields · 5 required · page mode

● Live form · Bracket Check-In Confirmation

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Bracket Check-In Confirmation

Question 1 of 6. Squad name. Read-only preview — nothing is recorded.

Squad name *

Straight up, so nothing here reads as a promise: the form above is real — the actual seeded FormNest template, rendering live, which you can fill in. The gamer-specific questions in it are captured with standard text, dropdown and multi-select fields today; the purpose-built field types described below are not built yet. This page's neon treatment is a mock made for the web page, not a theme you can pick in the product.

What it asks

Every field, exactly as it ships.

This list is generated from the template’s own schema — the same data the form above renders from. If a question is listed here, the form asks it; if it is not, it does not.

  • Squad nameRequired

    Short text

  • Captain's gamer tagRequired

    Short text

  • Bracket match codeRequired

    Short text

  • Platform you are playing onRequired

    Dropdown · 4 options

    • PC
    • Console
    • Mobile
    • Other
  • Is your full roster present and ready?Required

    Single choice · 3 options

    • Yes — all players ready
    • Partial roster
    • Requesting a substitute
  • Check-in timeOptional

    Time · 12h

Who it’s for

Built for the people running the thing.

Admins running a live bracket who need a fast ready-check before each round, and a record of who answered.

  • Tournament admins confirming attendance round by round
  • Events that need a no-show and substitute trail
  • Anyone chasing squads for a ready check minutes before a match

On the workbench

Purpose-built for the scene — soon.

This part is the plan, not the product. Today this form captures everything below with standard fields; the next phase turns the gamer-specific ones into field types that understand what they hold.

  • Gamer tagA dedicated gamer tag field will become a purpose-built handle field — format-aware, with the platform it belongs to attached — instead of the plain text box capturing it today.
  • PlatformA dedicated platform field will grow into a first-class platform picker that downstream logic understands, driving cross-play rules without hand-wiring every condition.

Every line above is future tense on purpose: none of these purpose-built types is live yet. When one ships, it moves up to the live form — and this list gets shorter.