Adding a custom form to the acceptance process
Sometimes it's useful to ask some final questions as your client is accepting a Qwilr Page. Custom Forms are great for collecting additional information, or even for asking the acceptor if they'd like to join your mailing list. (A great option for GDPR regulations!)
Note: Custom Forms cannot be used to collect sensitive information like passwords or payment information.
In this article:
Creating a new custom form
Step 1. Custom forms are part of the Accept Block, so the first thing you'll want to do is add that block to your page.
Step 2. Next, head to the top left corner of that block and click on the Block Options icon (3 dots).
Step 3. In the drop down menu, click on the Custom Form section.
Step 4. From there, click on Create & Manage Forms.
Step 5. Click Create New Form.
If you've created forms before, you can either choose a form you need to edit, or click Create New Form to start a fresh one.
Step 6. From here, you can:
- Add text fields
- Add drop downs
- Make fields required
- Delete fields
Step 7. Once you've added all of your custom fields, click the Finished Editing button to save your changes.
Adding a custom form to a page
As soon as you've created a form, it will be accessible in your Accept Block.
Head back to that block now, and click the Block Options icon again. Then click the Custom Form section. You'll now see a drop down menu with your saved forms. Select the one you want.
Editing and deleting forms
If you want to tweak the text of a form, head back to the Form Library.
From there, select the form you want to edit.
That will open up the form editor and from there you can edit your fields.
Note: When you make changes to a form you've previously added to a page, those changes won't appear in the page automatically. To see the changes, you'd need to remove the form and re-add it.
You can also delete the form entirely from the Form Builder.
What your client sees
Once you've added a custom form to your Accept Block, your client will see the form during the acceptance process. It will look something like this:
Your client will also receive a copy of their responses in their acceptance email.
Viewing the form data
You'll be able to see your clients' form responses in the acceptance confirmation email you receive.
You'll also be able to access these responses by heading to the backup section of your Audit Trail.