With Paperform, your customers and visitors can have their form data auto-saved, so they can return and complete the form on the same device at their convenience.
This is helpful because:
The submitter can close the form and open it again later to finish.
If someone accidentally closes a tab, they won’t lose any info.
To activate this for your forms, go to Configure → Form Behaviour and toggle on “Automatic save and resume later."
This tells the visitor's browser to save answers locally until a form is submitted. They must return to the form using the same device and browser (excluding incognito/private windows) in order to see their previous answers.
Gotchas
This does not mean that you will automatically have partially complete data from your customers/users—their computer will remember the data locally, but you won’t receive it until they hit the submit button unless your plan comes with Partial Submissions.
Once submitted, they can’t return and edit their form data by completing the form again.
By default, previously-saved answers will overwrite any answers entered via pre-filling. For this reason, it's recommended to turn this setting off if you need to test pre-filling into a form. Alternatively, you can add the parameter force=1 to give your pre-filling precedence over auto-saved answers.