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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.

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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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