Feature Requests

It would be great to have capacity to view the form in mobile and then share the link to the form from mobile app.

to allow the ability to also add a link when a new logo is uploaded that would allow users of the form to click on the logo to access a specific webpage

I would really appreciate the ability to maintain brand consistency by adjusting the colors and fonts in the forms that I am embedding on my website.

We’d like to request the inclusion of the Sub-Items field in the Form Builder feature set. As a school, this would be immensely beneficial for collecting multiple line-entry data in a structured manner. Some use cases include: Logging participants under sub-events within larger school programs or festivals. Uniforms, Books, Stationery order with multiple sub-items in a single form response. Capturing multiple students or educators linked to a single bus stop. Currently, the lack of native support for sub-item input in forms limits our ability to gather complex but well-organized data directly from stakeholders without needing multiple form responses. We’d love to see this enhancement in your roadmap and would be happy to provide further context or testing support if needed.

I've seen that Social Media field is not available on form. This is a bit disappointing, because form are really usefull to be integrated in website and external resource. Please integrate it in form builder.

We want our customers to fill out forms and when the setting in the multi-select or single select field is turned on "Allow users to create new choices", that users can also add new options right inside a form when filling it out. Same applies for Tags etc. e.g. we want to capture the Software tools the customers are using. Whenever they add a new tool, it should become available in the list and they can select it again the next time they fill in the form.

Implement functionality that allows fields within a single record in a table to be grouped and split across multiple forms. This would enable different subsets of fields within the same record to be populated at different times, facilitating more flexible and staged data entry processes. Use Case: Consider a customer onboarding process where different departments need to input specific information at different stages. For example: Initial Contact Form: Sales team fills in basic customer details (name, contact information, initial inquiry). Qualification Form: Pre-sales team fills in qualification details (budget, timeline, requirements). Contract Form: Legal team fills in contract-specific details (terms, agreement dates, legal disclaimers). Onboarding Form:Customer success team fills in onboarding details (account setup, welcome package, training schedule). Each of these forms updates the same customer record, ensuring all information is consolidated in one place but allowing for segmented, role-specific data entry. This staged approach improves data accuracy, streamlines workflow, and ensures that each team only sees and edits the fields relevant to their part of the process.

Form Elements Image, Paragraph, and PDF need to be able to pull data out of a table record that is linked to the table the form is built in. Note the attached Image. This is a case where i could customize one form for several programs that collect data to a single table and yet have the form customized for each program. This would allow for only one form and one automation to maintain instead of a form and automation for many different programs. In this case the form is part of a global guest registration system. The Program table has one record for each program that contains boilerplate data to merge into automated emails, dashboards, and document designer generated pdf docs. I can hack this using static data in hidden form elements that turn on for each program when the program is preloaded by a custom Form URL, but since we are dealing with a database it really makes since to pull the data for the Image, Paragraph, and PDF directly out of a table. A linked table, not just the table the form is associated with.

Ability to create forms with filters, where fields would have the option to offer a filtered list of options instead of all the options. Example: FIELD 1 is a list of events, but we only want to display one specific event or filtered list of events to select from. FIELD 2 would be a filtered list of file descriptors, such as (1) Event Logo and (2) Sponsor Logo, even though there are additional options that we don't want to be offered as options. In this case, the form would have a unique logo, one filtered event name in FIELD 1 and only include two of ten different file descriptors in FIELD 2.

Forms automatically display icons for certain field types, but they often appear cluttered or unclear (e.g., SharePoint icon as "S", email as "N"). Customers should have an option to disable these icons in form views for a cleaner, more professional look. would like the ability to remove the icons that show by default when I use hyperlinks on forms. My team is using a lot of them and it is distracting when we have many links in the same sentence.