Public Forms
Public Forms are forms that anyone can access without logging in -- perfect for contact forms or event inquiry forms on your website. Customers don't need an Eventyflow account to fill them out.
When you share a form with customers, they open it through a link you provide. What they see depends on the access method you configured.
How customers access your form
There are three access methods:
- Public -- the customer clicks the link and the form opens immediately.
- Magic link -- the customer receives a personal link via email. Only that link works for them.
- Password -- the customer must enter a password before the form appears.
What happens after submission
After a customer submits the form, one of two things happens:
- A success message appears directly in the form.
- The customer is redirected to a page you specified (for example, your website or a thank-you page).
In your workspace, the submission appears in the Inbox. From there you can review the data and create an event from the submission.
Embedded forms
You can embed forms on external websites. There are two methods:
- JavaScript widget (recommended) -- loads the form as a lightweight widget on your page. This is the preferred method because it adjusts automatically to the form height and communicates with the parent page.
- iframe -- embeds the form in a fixed-size iframe. Use this as a fallback if the widget method is not an option.
Copy the embed code from the form instance sharing settings and paste it on your website. Embedded forms only work on domains you've explicitly allowed in your workspace settings.