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Workflow Automation

How to add a form to a status

With Forms, you can customise what appears on the status page and add custom fields so you can collect all the data you need for that Workflow. Adding a Form to a Status Note: To discover how to cr...

Dr. Adam Sykes

Dr. Adam Sykes

Founder & CEO

June 5, 2024
3 min read
How to add a form to a status

With Forms, you can customise what appears on the status page and add custom fields so you can collect all the data you need for that Workflow.

Adding a Form to a Status

  1. Click on the Forms & Actions tab to configure the status page. This will display a blank box with an Available Actions bar on the right-hand side.
  2. Drag and drop the Form action from the Available Actions into the blank box.

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  • This will display a Form box in the blank space. To the left of the Form box will be a sidebar with different Questionswhich you can drag and drop into the blankFormspace. Note: You can add more than one Question into the Form.
  • Click theAdd Panelbutton in the left-hand corner of the form box if you want to split the form up into different panels.
  • To make the form only available to read, check the Read Only checkbox. If the Form has panels, you can make the Form into a Multi Step Form by checking the Multi Step Form checkbox. A multi-step form splits the form up across multiple pages. It is useful if your form is quite long.
  • If you want to give the form a Heading, you can add this in theHeading Content.
  • Decide who the form is visible to by adding or deleting user types (e.g Internal, Client, etc.) in theVisible to:box.
  • Under Visibility Rules you can hide the questions until other question(s) from the forms are answered, by clicking the Add Question button and adding a question. Note: You can add more than one question.

Note:

To discover how to create your own custom questions,view our guide.


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Dr. Adam Sykes
Dr. Adam Sykes

Founder & CEO

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Founder & CEO of SwiftCase. PhD in Computational Chemistry. 35+ years programming experience.

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