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Field Types

Discover all available field types for building your forms.

Overview

TypeDescriptionValidation
TextShort input (single line)-
EmailEmail addressEmail format
PhonePhone numberNumeric format
NumberNumeric valueNumeric
BooleanCheckbox (yes/no)-
ParagraphLong input (multiple lines)Coming soon

Text

Single-line input field, ideal for short information.

Use Cases

  • First name, last name
  • Address
  • City
  • Company
  • Any short text

Configuration

PropertyDescription
LabelDisplayed text
PlaceholderInput example
RequiredYes/No

Example

Label: "Company Name"
Placeholder: "Acme Corporation"
Required: No

Email

Specialized field for email addresses with automatic format validation.

Use Cases

  • Primary email (pre-configured)
  • Secondary email
  • Billing email
  • Additional contact

Automatic Validation

The field automatically verifies:

  • Presence of @ character
  • Valid domain after @
  • Correct general format

Configuration

PropertyDescription
LabelDisplayed text
PlaceholderEmail example
RequiredYes/No

Email Field Specific Properties

In addition to common properties, Email type fields have special properties for managing video delivery:

PropertyDescriptionDefault
Send emails to this addressThe video email will be sent to the address entered in this fieldEnabled (on default Email field)
CC this addressSends a copy of the email to this addressDisabled
Allow multiple addressesAllows entering multiple addresses separated by commasDisabled
Send Copies

Enable CC this address on an additional email field to allow guests to add other recipients as CC on the video email.

Multiple Recipients

Enable Allow multiple addresses to let a guest send the video to multiple people by entering their emails separated by commas.

Example

Label: "Billing Email"
Placeholder: "billing@company.com"
Required: No
Default Email Field

Each project has a required Email field that cannot be deleted. This field is used for communications and content delivery. The Send emails to this address option is enabled by default on this field.

Phone

Field for phone numbers with format validation.

Use Cases

  • Mobile phone
  • Landline
  • Emergency number

Validation

  • Accepts digits, spaces, hyphens, and + sign
  • Verifies a coherent minimum length

Configuration

PropertyDescription
LabelDisplayed text
PlaceholderExpected format
RequiredYes/No

Example

Label: "Mobile Phone"
Placeholder: "+33 6 12 34 56 78"
Required: No

Number

Field for numeric values.

Use Cases

  • Age
  • Quantity
  • Number of guests
  • Year
  • Any numeric value

Validation

  • Accepts only numeric values
  • Verifies numeric format

Configuration

PropertyDescription
LabelDisplayed text
PlaceholderNumber example
RequiredYes/No

Example

Label: "Number of Guests"
Placeholder: "2"
Required: No

Boolean

Checkbox for yes/no answers.

Use Cases

  • Terms acceptance
  • Newsletter opt-in
  • Attendance confirmation
  • Yes/no options

Configuration

PropertyDescription
LabelQuestion or statement
RequiredYes/No
Checked by defaultInitial state

Example

Label: "I want to receive the newsletter"
Required: No
Checked by default: No

Display

The boolean displays as a checkbox with the label next to it.

Paragraph

Coming Soon

The Paragraph field type for multi-line text input is currently in development and will be available soon.

Multi-line text area for long inputs.

Planned Use Cases

  • Personal message
  • Comments
  • Detailed description
  • Full address
  • Special notes

Summary Table

TypeValidationMulti-lineIdeal for
Text-NoName, short address
EmailEmail formatNoContacts
PhoneNumeric formatNoContact details
NumberNumericNoQuantities, ages
Boolean-NoConfirmations, opt-ins
Paragraph-YesMessages, comments (coming soon)

Best Practices by Type

Text

  • Use explicit placeholders
  • Prefer specialized fields when available
  • Keep it simple and clear

Email

  • Only one required email (the primary)
  • Additional emails as optional
  • Clearly indicate the purpose

Phone

  • Indicate the expected format in the placeholder
  • Make it optional unless truly necessary
  • Specify the country if international

Number

  • Use for quantities, ages, or numeric values
  • Provide a clear example in placeholder
  • Consider if the value should be required

Boolean

  • Clearly formulate the question
  • For terms and conditions, make it required
  • Avoid double negatives

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