Forms

Ask the question, get the answer, without a clipboard or a phone call.

A form in Jot is a set of steps, each holding fields. It lives at its own link, can be embedded in a Space, or attached to a booking flow so the questions get asked as part of booking.

What people use them for

• Quote requests and job enquiries
• Intake — allergies, measurements, vehicle details, what the dog is called
• Applications and sign-ups
• Feedback and reviews
• Waivers and consent

Steps, not one long page

Forms are built in steps. A form with twelve fields on one screen reads as work; the same twelve split across three steps reads as progress. Where a form is long, split it — the completion rate is the entire point.

Friction is the thing to watch

Every field is a place someone can stop. Before you add one, ask what you would do differently with the answer. If the answer is nothing, do not ask.