The register of vendors without handwritten sheets
In France, the organiser of a flea market keeps a register of vendors, numbered and initialled before the event (by the town hall or the police), that identifies each vendor and the ID document they show. This template collects that information at sign-up: export the responses to CSV and fill in the register from a clean table rather than from hard-to-read sheets.
A private individual who is not registered as a trader may take part in at most two such sales a year. The declaration on honour is a required box, recorded with the response: print the PDF of each response to attach it to the register, or have the declaration signed on site. For an organisation or a company, add its name and registered office. Elsewhere, rename or remove the fields your local rules do not ask for.
What the form does not do
The ID check happens on site: the form collects the document details, not the document itself. It does not take payments either: state the price per metre and how to pay (bank transfer, cheque, on site) in the description.
There is no pitch map and no maximum number of responses: unpublish the form once every stand is taken. Vendors see your confirmation message after submitting.
Personal data: the right habits
- Do not ask for a copy of the ID document online: record its type, number, date and issuing authority, and check the original on site.
- Check with the local authority which details the register must hold and how long to keep it.
- Delete the form once the register is complete: responses are kept as long as the form exists.
- Responses are hosted in France, with OVHcloud.