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Updated on 05 Aug 2024
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Blow your audience away with incredible potential of our Form Designer!

With Form Designer, the power to create the entire interface lies with you. Create, design, and customize your forms like a Pro with less technical know-how, using magical drag-and-drop interface.

It is a potent tool for creating, organizing, publishing, and managing forms, tailored to meet the unique needs of any organization.

Beyond its user-friendly interface, the Form Designer extends a myriad of customization options, empowering users to add custom fields, choose from pre-built templates, and apply branding and styling to resonate with the organization's identity. The flexibility ensures that the forms not only excel in functionality but also visually appealing and aligned with the organization's branding.

Let's have the visual exploration of the limitless capabilities of our Form Designer.

User Persona: Application Designer

The following infographic depicts the various steppers involved in Form Designing.

Let's explore the following use case.

Use Case

User Persona: Application Designer

Solution

In NovaTech organization, the IT team is tasked to create a customized incident report form that aligns with organization's unique requirements.
This form must include the fields to capture the information such as the nature of incident, impacted systems or services and so on.
Maxwell, the Analyst, working on the reported incidents and would like the end user to attach any relevant attachments or screenshots for quick troubleshooting.

To achieve this functionality, Sam can edit the end user incident form. From the extensive library of form controls, Sam will add attachment control with drag and drop mechanism.
The above easily done customization improves the overall efficiency in handling incidents.

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Pre-defined Templates	Form Types	Control Library	List Page


Mapping	Configure	Manage	Implications

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