Forms
Forms Page
The Forms page is the main management list for your organization’s forms. Use it to view forms, create new forms from templates, update form settings, manage sharing, review submissions, run reports, organize forms into folders, and perform bulk actions.
Backend users who manage forms
This page is for admins and backend users who create, edit, organize, publish, or report on forms inside TicketHarmony.
You need to manage non-ticketing or general forms
Use this page when working with general forms, surveys, attendance forms, expense forms, workflows, or any form that is not managed from a more specific ticketing page.
How to open the Forms page
- Log in to your TicketHarmony backend account.
- Open the Forms area from your backend menu.
- Find the form you want to view, edit, report on, share, or organize.
- Use the form name, filters, folders, bulk actions, or Actions dropdown depending on what you need to do.
What you can do from this page
Open a form
Click the form name in the Click to View column to open the user-facing form.
Opens: /app/form?id=FORM_IDUse the Actions dropdown
Use the Actions dropdown to update the form, change settings, manage rules, copy, publish, review submissions, open reports, or delete the form.
Use folders and bulk actions
Select one or more forms with the checkbox column, then move them to folders, update status, or delete selected forms when permitted.
Creating forms and using templates
Create from a template
If templates are available, you can start with a prebuilt form instead of building from scratch. Choose the template you want and then customize it.
More Templates
Opens the template library. Use this when you want to browse additional form templates or start from a different form type.
Route: /templatesGrid columns explained
Click to View
Shows the form name. Click the name to open the user-facing version of the form.
Status
Shows whether the form is active or inactive. Active forms are available for use; inactive forms are turned off or unavailable.
Honeypot
Shows whether honeypot spam protection is enabled for the form.
Sharing
Shows who can access the form. Icons may indicate private access, shared access, everyone access, or a form that has been shared with you.
Updated by
Shows the user who last edited the form.
Updated
Shows when the form was last updated. You can use this column to find recently edited forms.
Actions dropdown explained
Update
Opens the form editor. Use this when you need to change fields, questions, wording, layout, or form structure.
Route: /form/update?id=FORM_IDSettings
Opens the form settings page. Use this to adjust form behavior, confirmation behavior, access settings, and other configuration options.
Route: /form/settings?id=FORM_IDConditional Rules
Opens the rule builder. Use this when form behavior should change based on a user’s answers, such as showing or hiding fields.
Route: /form/rules?id=FORM_IDCopy
Opens the copy modal for that form. Use this when you want to duplicate a form and reuse the same structure.
Opens: Copy modalPublish & Share
Opens publishing and sharing tools. Use this when you need public links, embed options, QR code options, or sharing settings.
Route: /form/share?id=FORM_IDSubmissions
Opens submitted entries for the selected form. For non-standard ticketing forms, the submissions view may include all submissions by default.
Route: /form/submissions2?id=FORM_IDSubmissions Report
Opens a report view for submitted data. Use this when you need summarized or report-style form response information.
Route: /form/report?id=FORM_IDPoll / Survey Report
Appears for poll or survey-style forms. Use this to review poll or survey results in a report format.
Route: /form/poll-report?id=FORM_IDAttendance Tracking
Appears for attendance-tracking forms. Use this when the form is designed to track attendance.
Route: /form/attendance-tracking?id=FORM_IDExpense Tracking
Appears for expense-tracking forms. Use this when the form is designed to collect or report expense information.
Route: /form/expense-tracking?id=FORM_IDDelete
Deletes the form after confirmation. Deleting a form also removes related stats, submissions, conditional rules, and report data, so use this carefully.
Route: /form/delete?id=FORM_IDBulk actions explained
Set Active or Inactive
Select one or more forms, then use the bulk status action to activate or deactivate them.
Move To
Select one or more forms, then move them into a folder or back to Uncategorized.
Delete selected forms
Deletes selected forms after confirmation. This removes related stats, submissions, rules, and reports, so use this carefully.
Folders
Folders help organize long form lists. Use folders to group forms by department, event type, school, program, season, or workflow.
Which action should I choose?
Use Update
Choose this when you need to edit the form fields, wording, or layout.
Use Settings
Choose this when you need to change configuration, confirmation, or form behavior.
Use Submissions or Reports
Use Submissions for individual entries. Use reports when you need summarized or report-style data.
Common issues
I do not see a specific action in the dropdown
Actions are permission-based and form-type-based. If an option is missing, your account may not have access or the form type may not support that action.
I clicked the form name but it opened the public form
That is expected. The form name opens the user-facing form. Use the Actions dropdown when you need to manage or edit the form.
I need to change fields or questions
Use Update. That opens the form editor.
I need the public link or QR code
Use Publish & Share. That area contains sharing and publishing tools.
I need to review submitted entries
Use Submissions for individual entries, or Submissions Report for report-style data.
I need to copy a form
Use Copy from the Actions dropdown. After copying, review the new form’s settings, rules, publishing options, and any dates or workflow-specific details.
Good to know
- The Forms page is the broad form-management list for your organization.
- Clicking the form name opens the user-facing version of the form.
- Most admin tools are inside the Actions dropdown.
- Available actions depend on your user permissions and the form type.
- Use folders to keep long form lists easier to manage.
- Use bulk actions when you need to update several forms at once.
- Use Publish & Share when you need public links, QR codes, embed options, or sharing settings.
- Be careful with Delete actions because they remove related form data.
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