Configuring Behavior

You can forcibly disable submission by creating a visible error through a calculation field (Pro and Agency only).

You can easily drag and drop questions to change their order on your form.

You can apply logic to questions as well as page break logic while having guided mode turned on.

By default, Paperform forms are indexed by search engines. However, you can turn this off under Configure → Form Behavior.

We don’t currently support password-protecting forms.

Depending on your plan, you can personalize the URL of your forms, as well as bringing your own custom domain.

Most of our field types can support default answers for your forms, with notable exceptions.

Paperform forms support the use of ‘invisible’ CAPTCHAs.

We offer two methods to calculate scores conditionally based on your respondents' answers: Scoring, and Calculation Fields (available with Pro).

You can use calculations and Paperform's scoring feature to determine subsection scores.

Move the Submit Button after text or content with a Hidden Field. On a blank line, type "/hidden" and select "Hidden" from the popup menu.

Under Configure → Form Behavior → Form Availability there are several options to configure when submissions should be closed.

Use breaks to divide a form into either pages or sections that can be shown conditionally based on responses.

Go to the question configuration and toggle "Question is required" on/off.

Paperform forms save as you go - you can also click the "Save changes" message in the top right of the editor.

Custom domain are available on our Agency plan. Setup requires minimal work on your end and configuration on our end.

Yep, just head to Configure → Form Behaviour and toggle on “Automatic save and resume later."

No, there isn’t currently a feature to have multiple people complete one form submission. However, you can create a work-around for some use cases.

Conditional logic can be used to change the way your form behaves depending on how it is filled out.

Some characters cause a URL to break. In these instances, you may use percent-encoding to keep the same data in the URL and also keep it safe.

Use your own custom S3 bucket to store: uploaded files from image and file questions; custom PDFs; and submission exports that exceed the threshold for immediate download.

If fields on your form are visible on the editor but *not* the live view, likely the reason behind this is they're either set to "Hidden", or Conditional Logic is preventing them being shown.

If a submit button doesn’t appear at the end of a form, it usually means that the "X Questions to Go" counter is active on your form.