Great awards entry experience Award Force features Build Getting started Program configuration Data import Entry form builder Usage limits Multilingual Pricing rules + discounts Online payment Review Flow Streaming video Packing slips Manage AI tools Entry management Multi-chapter Role management Report and export Program archiving Plagiarism detection Manage duplicates Content management Moderation Communicate Sandbox account Judge Judging modes Qualifying Top pick Voting software VIP judging Panel management Results management Judging feedback Entrant experience Submission experience Entry collaboration Registration options File types and attachments Accessibility Error prevention Promote Branding Sponsor visibility Galleries Social sharing Secure Data residency Integrate DocuSign Eventbrite Google Forms Google Sheets Hubspot Mailchimp Microsoft Dynamics Salesforce WordPress Xero Zoom Make Zapier Integration marketplace Great entrant experiences means better submissions and more of them Entrant centred features designed for great experiences, better task completion and happy entrants. Registration options Entrants start with a simple registration step (optional but highly advised) that keeps quality high by blocking spam and ensuring valid email contact. Detail collected with registration is up to you. Single-Sign On (SSO) options with SAML, WordPress and Drupal make it easy for known users in another system (such as a CRM) to bypass registration completely. Facebook, LinkedIn and Twitter social registration also available! Learn more about the registration options available Entry submission experience With a dedicated entrant portal from which to manage their award entry (or entries), best practice entry form design and nifty features like entry collaboration, auto-save and other error reducing features, entrants will love the Award Force entry experience. Learn more about the entry experience in Award Force Accessibility Award Force is designed, tested and maintained with accessibility in mind and is compliant with WCAG 2.2 AA Standards, EN 301 549 Accessibility requirements and the Revised Section 508 Standards. Learn more about accessibility in Award Force File types + attachments Collect everything you need to make great judging decisions with high end controls for accepting and controlling file uploads. Award Force supports over 55 different file types, including popular video, image, audio, graphic, archive and document files. Learn more about accepting files and attachments in Award Force Frequently asked questions How does Award Force make it easier for entrants to complete their submissions? : ; Award Force provides a guided online entry experience where entrants complete submissions step by step, with their work saved automatically as they progress. Required questions and in-form guidance help ensure all necessary information is provided before an entry is submitted. What tools support collaboration on an award entry? : ; Award Force supports collaborative entries, allowing multiple contributors to work on the same submission without sharing login details, so teams can complete entries together more easily. What types of files can entrants upload as part of an entry? : ; Entrants can upload a wide range of common file types, including documents, images, audio, and video files, depending on how the entry form is configured. How does Award Force help reduce errors in award entries? : ; Award Force uses structured forms, clear guidance, and validation to help entrants provide complete and accurate information before submitting their entry. Does Award Force support accessibility for entrants? : ; Yes. Award Force is designed with accessibility in mind and aligns with WCAG 2.2 AA guidelines, helping ensure entrants can navigate forms, complete submissions, and participate in awards programs easily. Can entrants save progress and return to an entry later? : ; Yes. Entrants can save their work and return to complete their submission before the deadline, reducing pressure and improving completion rates.