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Create a form

Learn how to set up interactive forms to collect user data and integrate them directly into your prompts or automations.

A form is a window with specific fields (question and answer) designed to capture structured data. It serves as the entry point to feed your systems, databases, or automations.

Components of a Form:

  • Input Fields: Where the user types (Text, Email, Numbers).

  • Selectors: Pre-defined options (Multiple choice, Dropdown, Checkbox) that prevent typing errors.

  • Conditional Logic: When the form changes based on a previous answer (e.g., if you check "Yes", a new question appears).

How to use Forms strategically:

  1. Entry Point for Automations: A form is one of the best Triggers that exist.

  2. Prompt Builder: You can create a form to generate consistent prompts by combining different answer fields.

  3. Feedback and Data Collection: Ideal for ensuring that information always arrives in the same format to facilitate later analysis.

Using forms eliminates the confusion of disorganized data in chats or emails.

Congratulations! You've learned about all of our elements; now let's delve deeper into workflows and webhooks.

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