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To create a [[Web Form]] you will need access to the [[Web Form]] [[Application |application]] and the manager permission to manage [[Web Form|Web Forms]]. | To create a [[Web Form]] you will need access to the [[Web Form]] [[Application |application]] and the manager permission to manage [[Web Form|Web Forms]]. | ||
Latest revision as of 15:47, 22 November 2007
Web Forms provide a powerful information gathering application available within SmartSimple. This application can be used in a wide variety of ways in your company.
- Surveys that you can share with customers or internal staff.
- Quality control forms that customers complete when they finish training or project work.
- Registration forms for events you are planning.
- Scored assessments that you need people to complete
- Reference check forms for use in the Applicant Tracking program.
- Entry forms for contests.
General Characteristics of Web Forms
To create a Web Form you will need access to the Web Form application and the manager permission to manage Web Forms.
Web Forms can be completed in a number of ways:
- Through the Web Form application (manager permission is not required). When completing a web form in this manner you must be able to log into SmartSimple.
- Using the Internet with access to the Web Forms application. Forms completed in this manner can be completed anonymously, or you can use a feature that temporarily allows the user login access to complete the form.
- Through another user’s details, where you complete the form on behalf of another user.
