Gift card order form template
Take gift card orders with the right amount, recipient, and delivery date, so every card arrives on the day it's meant to. Collect the value, recipient details, a personal message, and payment in one order.
A gift card order carries a detail most orders don't: it's going to someone other than the person paying, on a date that matters. Collect those details over the phone and one mistyped letter in an email address sends the card to a stranger, or a missed send date lands it the morning after the birthday. Typeform's gift card order form has the buyer enter the amount, the recipient, the message, and the delivery date themselves, so each card reaches the right person on the right day.
Buyers pick a value, enter who the card is for, and write the message that goes with it. A digital card asks for the recipient's email and the date to send it, while a physical card asks for a mailing address and gift wrapping, so each order collects what its delivery needs. Connect the gift card order form to Stripe, and buyers pay as they order.
Every order arrives with the value, the recipient, the message, and the send date spelled out, and paid for. You fulfill from one clear order, instead of a note scribbled during a call, and the card shows up exactly when the buyer planned.
A gift card order form is an online form customers use to buy a gift card and specify where it should go. It collects the card's value, the recipient's name and delivery details, a personal message, the delivery date, and payment. Retailers, restaurants, and salons use gift card order forms to send every gift card to the right person on the right day.
Without a gift card order form, gift card orders come in by phone or DM, and you take down the details that make the gift work secondhand—the recipient's address, the message, the send date. One transposed character in an email address and the card never reaches the person it was bought for, and no one catches it until the buyer asks why it was never used. A gift card order form has the buyer enter those details directly, so what you send matches what they intended.
Capture what the card needs:
- Card value or amount
- Recipient's name and contact
- Digital or physical delivery
- Personal message
- Delivery date and payment
Yes. Connect the gift card order form to Stripe to charge for the card as the buyer places the order. Set the values you offer, so the charge matches the card the buyer picked. Each payment arrives tied to the order, so you issue the card knowing it's already paid for, instead of chasing down payment after it's sent.
Yes. Add a date question in the gift card order form so the buyer picks the day the card should arrive, and that date saves alongside the rest of their order in your Typeform responses. Send the gift card order form's responses to the email or e-commerce tool you deliver from, and the card goes out on the day the buyer picked.
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