We’re continuing our exploration of the additions and changes in our new Form Builder.
We’ve seen how to do the basic editing and how to edit field properties. We’re now going to look at how you can reorganize your web form by deleting, copying or moving form elements.

This is our second post in our series highlighting changes in our new Form Builder. If you are familiar with our previous Form Builder and eager to orient yourself in this new tool, please read on.
Today, we’ll show how to access and edit every property for fields and sections.

This is the first post in a series covering our new Web Form Builder.
The new interface is a radical departure from the previous version, but it’s simple, intuitive, and very easy to learn. Let’s start with the basics: Adding form fields and editing field labels – in 60 seconds.

The current incarnation of our Web Form Builder is now over 4 years old. This little piece of software has certainly served us well: It has been used to create nearly 300,000 web forms!
Throughout the years, we tinkered with it a great deal – addressing usability issues and adding features – but we reached a [...]

FormAssembly now integrates with FreshBooks.com- one of the leading online invoicing and billing solutions for small businesses.

With our FreshBooks.com integration, you can now turn your web forms into a powerful business tool and automatically send invoices or estimates and set up recurring billing.

The Salesforce Form Import Tool is a great way to quickly create a Salesforce-integrated web form using a Salesforce object as a template. Need a quick form for some data-entry? Need a web-to-lead form in less time than it takes to navigate to Salesforce’s own default web-to-lead setup screen?
This tool will let you pick [...]