Feature Requests

It would be awesome to have the option to add (embeded) videos and images in forms. Text descriptions are necessary for proper communication. Inserting videos and images would enhance the experience. Video Example: A teacher giving instructions for the next batch of questions. This would feel more interactive and make forms much more interesting.

It would be nice to have a central place to have all the forms displayed and see if they are active / inactive

It would be great to have sections in Forms just like in Google Forms and in Microsoft Forms. Also offer the ability to add logic to jump to a section.

I would like form submissions to be able to be named automatically from the custom field data.

For event planning, we have a good chunk of tasks that happen at the same time in the event planning process across every event, but they always work backward from the due date. For example, "2 weeks before event, confirm vendors." We create all of our events through forms, and we apply the respective template from there. I'd like to be able to create a dummy template with a dummy due date, and then build my subtask due dates backwards, but have it adjust respectively when adding an event through the form. I know there is a way to remap due dates if adding from the list view, but my users aren't comfortable enough doing it that way, and we'd prefer to see that automation happen using a Form.

Use forms to update existing tasks fields. E.g in the inventory management template.. Use forms to CheckOut or CheckIn assets into the inventory using custom forms and update the value of stock in background.

[from a support ticket]

Ability to add logic inside of logic. For example: Being able to drill into different locations Country>State>City.

Add for the task description field on the form view the ability to formatting text and paste images in the same way as in the task window or "Add task" window. The current function of task description field on the form view is very limited, we literally can only type in text, without the ability to highlight important aspects or paste a picture across the text, because it's often very useful to make a description for a picture and understand which description applies to which picture.