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Forms key features

Forms for Confluence is packed with features that make it flexible and customisable, whatever your needs are.

Response notifications

Never miss a form submission with instant alerts whenever a user leaves feedback.

Anonymous responses

Turn on anonymous responses to capture sensitive data with confidence.

Varied questions

Choose from a range of popular fields, including checkboxes, radio buttons, free text, and dropdowns.

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Poll creation

Create Polls for instant decision-making and voting.

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Conditional fields

Create dynamic forms that show and hide questions based on respondents' answers.

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Data visualisation

Explore and interpret data with ease with visual bar charts, graphs, and pie charts.

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Questions made for any form

Forms for Confluence includes a range of question fields to help you create a form or survey that suits your needs.

Here are some of the most popular question types. Get the app to try these, and more!

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Star rating

Checkbox

Dropdown

Short answer

Radio button

Long answer

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Make instant decisions with Polls

With Forms for Confluence's Poll macro, you can quickly and conveniently gather opinions and immediately visualise results as responses come in..

Create Polls using a range of question types, including checkboxes, a star rating, and radio buttons to instantly capture answers on whatever topic you need.

Whether you're gauging interest towards features to include in a product update, voting on a company event, or choosing between logo designs, Polls make it easy to get answers quicker.

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Tailor forms with conditional fields

Create bespoke forms and surveys for your users. With conditional fields, forms react to user input and show only relevant questions. This improves the flow and keeps your forms short and digestible.

Conditional fields have many use cases. Here are a few:

Market research: When a user expresses interest in a specific product, ask for their email address to provide them with product updates.
Customer/employee satisfaction: When users score low on a rating scale, ask what could be improved. If they score high, ask what they like best.
Event management: Ask users whether they'll be joining for lunch. If they say yes, follow up. by asking whether they have any dietary requirements.

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Bring your data to life

Make sense of your overwhelming data with Forms for Confluence's powerful data visualisation tools.

With data visualisation at your fingertips, it's easy to make better-informed decisions, improve communication, and boost problem-solving in one go.

Interactive visualisations let you explore hidden insights and discover trends at a glance.

Export charts for use in reports or embed them in a Confluence page to tell a compelling story.

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