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Available online form fields & properties
Updated over a month ago

Your Clustdoc forms can be added to your workflows. Learn below about form fields.

Available fields for an online form

💡 An online form needs to be added to your onboarding process to be accessible by a contact.

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Type

Description

Header

Allows you to create a title

Text field

Good for collecting short answers, like first name or last name

Text area

Good for collecting answers, like define yourself in 780 words

Info text

This allows you to add some explanation text in your form

Multiple Choices

Gives options to choose from. Multiple choices are possible.

Radio buttons

Gives options to choose from. Only one choice allowed.

Dropdown

Gives options to choose from. Only one choice allowed.

Number

Gives options to add a numeric value

Date Field

Gives the option to pick a date from a calendar

Repeated fields

Page break

Allows you to create page breaks inside your form

Subform

Allows you to pull into an existing form a group of fields

Available options within each field

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Type

Description

ID

Field ID

Required

Will mark the field as mandatory

Label

Your field name

Help text

Text that appears as a tooltip for each field

Placeholder

The placeholder attribute specifies a short hint that describes the expected value of an input field

Value

Allows you to add right away a value in a field (which can be edited afterward)

Type

Allows you to define the type of field you need: email, URL, text field, Formula or Read-only

Max Length

Gives options to add a number of character

Pattern (Regex)

Gives you the option to add regular expressions

Form Fields Properties

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2 columns: You can create in your forms, 2 columns form fields like this one below

Form fields calculation: You can make calculations between form fields (addition, subtraction multiplication, division, and formulas)

In order to make calculations, you can use the field's names or actual field IDs. Learn more here.

How this looks like for end-users

At the top right of each form, you can hit the preview button to see how your form is going to look like for your end-users once they fill it out as part of your process.

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