Form Section

The Form Section allows admins to add a wide range of custom inputs to collect information. Each input will have a name to add to the label and a “required” toggle that will determine if a user needs to fill in that input to proceed.

 

Available Form Inputs

Short Text

This option works well to collect simple information that can be answered in a few words or capture information that no other input is made for.

Example Use Cases:

  • Asking for someone's name

  • Asking for a number

  • Asking for emails

Paragraph

The paragraph is helpful for collecting lengthy answers.

Example Use Cases:

  • Let users give personal testimonies

  • Let users give class feedback

  • Ask users long-response questions

Display Text

This is useful for breaking up all the inputs in your custom form.

Example Use Cases:

  • Providing instruction on an upcoming section

  • Sharing a link for something to do before continuing

  • Creating section titles to help visually separate and introduce different sections

Checkboxes

Great for letting users select multiple options and give multiple pre-written answers.

Example Use Cases:

  • List of allergies that users can indicate they have

  • List of event ideas users can select from

  • List of ministries the user can select interest in

Multiple Choice

Multiple choice lets users select one option among many.

Example Use Cases:

  • Asking users if they are Male or Female

  • Asking users what campus they attend

  • Letting users cast a vote on a single option

Dropdown Menu

The Dropdown Menu works well when you have many options but want the user to select one of those options.

Example Use Cases:

  • List of states for users to select

  • List of event activities that users can vote on

  • List of Instruments that a potential worship band member plays

Ministry Team

The Ministry Team input is unique to OnArk. This input is an auto-populated Dropdown Menu of all your Ministry Teams that can also auto-suggest teams to users based on assessment test results. The suggested teams also display each team’s description to users. (Guide to be included)

Example Use Case:

This input works excellent at providing a fantastic next steps experience to the members at your church when they are looking to get more involved with serving.

User Download

The User Download input lets you share files with your users. Upload any file that you want your users to be able to download in a single click.

Example Use Cases:

  • Sharing waivers for volunteers to fill out

  • Sharing digital booklets about your church

  • Downloadable sermons or podcasts

User Upload

The User Upload input allows users to send you files that you can download and open. This works well when you need to request documents or images from users. This works well with the User Download input, as users can download documents to fill out and then upload them all on the same form.

Example Use Cases:

  • Uploading filled out waivers for ministry service

  • Uploading identification for security staff

  • Uploading mission trip application

Date

The Date input asks users for a specified date on a calendar, whether in the past or the future.

Example Use Cases:

  • Asking users for their birthdate

  • Asking users when they want to start serving

  • Asking users for when they started attending the church

Time

The Time input asks users for a specific time within a day. This is typically paired with the Date input to get the Date and Time of some event or information.

Example Use Cases:

  • Asking users for a Date and Time that works best for a mentorship program

  • Asking users for a Date and Time you’ll be at a volunteer event

  • Asking users for the best time of day to contact them on

Automations On Inputs

Automations can access each input, and inputs that have multiple options can be conditions that are used in automations (e.g. “If option 2 is selected, save information”)

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