Add an input form

You can use input forms in various ways, mainly for registering data or for registering a visitor for a course or event.

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If you want a visitor to leave his/her details so you know who is interested in specific information, you create a Registration form. If the visitor is given the opportunity to participate in a course or event then you create a Sign-up form.

For the immediate sign-up of an anonymous participant for a course, there is a separate sign-up form.

For both forms, you have the option to start a workflow and/or to save the data in a dossier.

Before adding an input form, you first have to answer a number of questions yourself:

  • Save in dossier?

    If you want to save the form in the dossier of a person or organisation, you first need to create a dossier item type for which the Available for input forms check box is selected. You can of course also make an existing dossier item type available for input forms.

  • Are attachments to input forms possible?

    If you want to give the visitor the option to send an attachment, you need to specify that linking a file is possible. You need to activate Link file for the dossier item type.

  • Register or sign up?

    Registration form: a visitor has to enter his details before he can open the page containing the information that he requires.

    Sign up form: a visitor signs up for a course or an event.

  • Link a workflow?

    If an employee needs to perform an action after a visitor has completed a form, you link a workflow to the input form. The action then appears automatically in the employee's task list! It is important that you activate Processing data from the input formfor the workflow.

  • Add custom fields?

    You can add custom fields to the input form. You can make these custom fields mandatory so that the visitor always has to enter his/her Last name or Company name.

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