How Forms Work
Forms follow a simple two-step flow:- Create the Form – Upload or design the form and add fields
- Setup & Publish – Configure preferences and share the form link
Step 1: Create the Form
Start by creating a new form using any of the following options:- Upload files (PDF, Word, JPG, PNG)
- Scan with phone
- Choose from My Templates
- Pick from the Template Gallery
- Create New from scratch
- Create with AI for faster setup
Forms are designed for repeated use. Each respondent fills the same form using a shared link.
Add Fields
Use the editor to add fields that respondents will fill out.Fillable Fields
- Name
- Company
- Text
- Date
- Dropdown
- Checkbox
- Radio button
- Upload
- Signature
- Initial
- Date signed
- Stamp
Content Blocks
Enhance your form using content blocks:- Text
- Image
- Video
- Table
Step 2: Setup & Review
Before publishing, configure how your form behaves and what happens after submission.Preferences
You can control:- Respondent email quality checks
- Limit to one response per respondent
- Maximum responses
- Expiry date for the form
- Sync responses to Google Sheets
- Email notifications when the form is completed
- Redirect URL after submission
- Respondent instructions shown before filling the form
Publish & Share
Once ready, publish the form to generate a shareable link. You can:- Copy the form link
- Preview the form as a respondent
- Disable or re-enable the form anytime
Manage Responses
After publishing, track form activity from a single dashboard. You can view:- Respondents
- Responses
- Completion rate
- Average completion time
- Analytics
Use Cases
Forms are ideal for:- Surveys and questionnaires
- Consent and approval collection
- Intake forms
- Signature-enabled submissions
- Repeated data collection workflows
FAQs
Can I reuse a form multiple times?
Can I reuse a form multiple times?
Yes. Forms are reusable and designed to collect multiple responses using the same link.
Do respondents need an account?
Do respondents need an account?
No. Anyone with the form link can submit a response.
Can I limit responses?
Can I limit responses?
Yes. You can restrict forms to one response per user or set a maximum number of responses.
Can I collect signatures in forms?
Can I collect signatures in forms?
Yes. Forms support signature and initial fields.
What happens after a form expires?
What happens after a form expires?
Once expired, the form can no longer accept new responses.