Drupal Webform allows you to build any type of form to collect any type of data, which can be submitted to any application or system.
Every single behavior and aspect of your forms and their inputs are customizable. Whether you need a multi-page form containing a multi-column input layout with conditional logic or a simple contact form that pushes data to a SalesForce/CRM, it is all possible using the Webform module for Drupal 8/9.
This is free and open source software.
Key Features
- Forms:
- Drafts.
- Preview.
- Scheduling.
- Sharing.
- Confirmations.
- Modal dialogs.
- Access controls.
- Prepopulation.
- Multistep.
- Submissions:
- Email notifications.
- Remote post.
- Customizable results view.
- Submission flagging.
- Submission export/import.
- Submission upload.
- Submission limits.
- PDF generation.
- Automatic purging.
- Elements:
- Standard inputs.
- Date/time inputs.
- File uploads.
- Computed elements.
- Composite elements.
- Custom elements.
- Entity references.
- Scales and Likerts.
- Add-ons:
- SPAM protection.
- CRM integration.
- Data encryption.
- Submission analysis.
- Mail handling.
- Translations.
- Headless support.
- Workflow.
Website: www.drupal.org/project/webform
Support: Source Code Repository
Developer: Jacob Rockowitz
License: Open Source
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