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Around the form steps, a template defines three screens: the welcome page a contact lands on, the review page shown before final submission, and the ending page shown once the form is sent.
1

Welcome

The contact opens the link and reads what the form is for.
2

Steps

They fill in the elements, step by step.
3

Review

They check their answers, then send.
4

Ending

They get a confirmation, and optionally a redirect.

Disabling a page

Every page takes an enabled flag. Turning it off does more than hide the screen:
The automatic redirect is driven by the ending page being disabled, not by setting redirect-url alone. To redirect without showing a confirmation screen, set redirect-url and enabled: false.

Page options

Each page carries its texts under options. Every text can be localised, and every one falls back to a built-in default when left empty — so a template with no options at all still renders a complete portal.
The first screen a contact sees when opening the form.
A clear welcome page raises completion rates. Say what the form is for, how long it takes, and why the information is needed.
Shown once every step is done, before the contact sends their answers. It has two states — valid, when everything required has been answered, and invalid, when something is still missing — each with its own texts.Valid stateInvalid state
The review page is configured under the submit key, not review.
Shown after a successful submission.

Next steps

Elements

Every element type and its options

Steps and logic

Organise elements into steps and branch on answers

Embedding

Show a form inside your own site

Form templates

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