Forms
Create branded forms for lead capture, registrations, payments, applications, and feedback.
- Create and publish a formBuild a branded Revup form, configure its submission experience, and publish it as a page, embed, or popup.
- Collect file uploads through a formConfigure accepted files, upload limits, and contest-specific photo and video submissions.
- Form troubleshooting and FAQResolve common validation, submission, upload, payment, embed, and integration issues.
- Accept payments through a formConnect Stripe and configure USD one-time or recurring payment options.
- Forms overviewLearn what you can collect with Revup Forms and how submissions, payments, files, automations, and profiles work.
- Build a multi-page formDivide a long form into clear steps and test navigation, validation, progress, and saved attempts.
- Understand partial and abandoned submissionsLearn how Revup tracks unfinished forms, identifies contactable attempts, and measures recovered submissions.
- Require a passcode to submit a formAdd valid passcodes by pasting them or uploading a CSV, then control and review how they are used.
- Collect signatures on a formAdd a signature pad, customize its instructions, and review submitted signatures.
- Add an age gate to a promotionAsk participants to confirm their birth date before they can reach the main form.
- Verify email addresses and phone numbersRequire participants to confirm an email address or phone number before submitting.
- Use a unique identifier for participantsIdentify participants with a membership, employee, customer, student, or other organization-specific ID.
- Create questions and answer choicesChoose the right text, checkbox, list, link, or picture field for each form question.
- Collect dates, ratings, and rankingsConfigure date pickers, star ratings, opinion scales, and draggable rankings.
- Use primary and additional contact fieldsDecide whose contact information a field represents and how Revup stores it.
- Add headings, instructions, and media to a formOrganize a form with headings, paragraphs, dividers, media, and banners that do not collect responses.
- Show, hide, or require form fields with LogicAsk follow-up questions only when they apply. Logic shows, hides, or requires fields based on how someone answers an earlier question.