Create with Form Builder
Apps -> <App> -> Create Form -> Form Builder
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Apps -> <App> -> Create Form -> Form Builder
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Appverse Form Builder offers a modern drag-and-drop interface that makes form creation simple and user-friendly.
The form builder is divided into four main sections, each serving a specific purpose in the form design process:
Dragging and dropping form fields allows for easy reorganization of a form’s structure. By simply clicking on a field, holding it, and moving it to a new position, users can adjust the layout to better fit their needs. This feature is particularly useful when modifying form sections, groups, or individual fields without manually editing the form’s structure.
Once a field is dragged to the desired location, it can be dropped into place, instantly updating the form layout. This intuitive method helps streamline form customization, making it easier to manage and organize content efficiently.
In a form, the following types of movements are allowed
Fields – Individual form fields (e.g., text fields, dropdowns, checkboxes) can be repositioned within a section/group or moved to a different section/group or moved out of a section/group.
Sections / Groups – Entire sections/groups containing multiple fields can be relocated to restructure the form. Sections / Groups of related fields can be moved together to maintain logical organization.
The Components section contains a set of input field elements that users can click and place anywhere on the form canvas. These input field element are necessary for form creation.
✅ Basic Form Fields – Text fields, number fields, decimal fields, dropdowns, date pickers, etc. ✅ Advanced Form Fields – File uploads, multi-select fields, geo fields, calculated fields etc. ✅ Grouping Fields – Groups - Singular or Repeating
The Pathfinder section acts as a form blueprint that helps users visualize the structure and flow of the form. It provides a hierarchical view of all sections (groups) within the form and the fields within the sections, making it easier to navigate and manage complex forms.
✅ Tree View of Form Elements – Displays all form fields in a structured manner. ✅ Quick Navigation – Click on any element in the pathfinder to locate it on the canvas.
The Canvas is the central workspace where form components are placed, arranged, and configured to match the desired functionality.
✅ Layout – Can be used to change the structure of the form by simply dragging and dropping the fields. ✅ Live Editing – Modify field properties of the fields on the canvas.
The Additional Form Configuration section provides extra settings to switch between form configuration types and converting them into data-driven forms.
✅ Export and Import Forms – Form configuration can be exported to excel, modified and changes can be reimported ✅ Register dataset – Allows dataset to be automatically registered in ViewZen Analytics for getting insights and dashboards. ✅ Choices – Allows maintaining form level lists at one place for easy reference
The Properties section allows users to define specific settings for each form field.
✅ Appearance – Customize how form fields are displayed to users. ✅ Validations – Set up character limits, regex patterns, and error messages. ✅ Scope – Show/hide fields based on user input or predefined rules. ✅ Default Values – Pre-fill fields with default content or dynamic data. ✅ Hint – Provide additional guidance to users for better form completion. ✅ Search Settings – Control which fields are searchable and the search modes.
A summary of the form builder components is as under
Components
Provides a library of input field elements
Pathfinder
Helps navigate and view structure of complex forms
Canvas
The main workspace for form design
Additional Form Configuration
Advanced settings for analytics
Properties
Customizes individual field settings
Get familiar with all the input field elements and their properties.
Before getting started, we recommend you to review our best practices document to ensure that your form is designed efficiently, securely, and in alignment with recommended guidelines.
To know about input field properties, check the "Get Familiar" section.