📄️ Free text
The free text control displays the user text without offering an interaction option. You can use this to display instruction texts, for example, or values from previous forms.
📄️ Single line text field
The single-line control element is the “classic” text field in a digital form and one of the most frequently used control elements with a very wide range of applications. For example, you can use it to query an address, an e-mail, an amount of money or a project number.
📄️ Multiline text Field
The multiline control is a text field where users can enter longer texts. This is useful, for example, for comments or similar input.
📄️ Option field
The option field allows users to select from a list of options. The various options are presented as radio buttons.
📄️ Check box
The checkbox can be used to query simple Yes / No items in a form. For example, you can use this control to indicate that a different billing address is provided.
📄️ Date field
The date field allows users to select a date. This can be used, for example, for the start and end of a meeting, a birth date, or the beginning of an employment relationship.
📄️ Dropdown
The dropdown field can be used to offer users a selection, for example, to choose from a list of training types or similar options.
📄️ People Dropdown
The person dropdown field can be used to provide users with a fixed selection of individuals or groups.
📄️ Person selection
The person selection field can be used to offer users a free choice of persons or groups. This means that all persons or groups from the user directory can be selected via this field.
📄️ File Upload
The file upload field allows users to upload one or more files. This can be used for attachments, but also for taking and attaching a photo on a mobile device, for example.
📄️ Table
You can use this control to display an editable table in a form. For example, users can enter order items, hours or similar.
📄️ Drawing Area
The drawing area allows users with touch-enabled devices to draw something. This can be used, for example, to capture a simple signature or to mark something on a photo. A corresponding button () allows users to take a photo, which can then be marked up. This can be helpful, for example, to document damage in an office and highlight the problematic area.
📄️ Barcode scanner
The Barcode Scanner control allows users with a camera to scan various types of barcodes or QR codes. This way, users can, for example, scan a product number without having to type it in manually.
📄️ File Preview
The file preview allows certain file types (PDF, Docx, image files) to be displayed directly in the form. For example, you can display an invoice in one column and have input fields in the adjacent column to check/enter the invoice data.
📄️ Map
The map control allows users to mark locations on a map. For example, construction sites, discovery locations of certain items, or a customer’s address can be marked.
📄️ Script
To be able to use the script control, you must activate the corresponding feature in the client administration.
📄️ Button
The button control element allows the user to transfer the process to the next state. This means that each button in the form is a starting point in the process design.