Form builder with text, number, date, dropdown, and checkbox fields
Choose the fields that give your team enough context to act on a request.
Good work starts
with a clear request.
Collect the details your team needs in one structured form. Keep the responses together and route submissions into the work that comes next.
See a request become work
Follow a sample request from a form to a project task.
In this sample form, Design request asks for a brief and a needed-by date. Required fields and help text make it clear what the team needs.
Once published, the form accepts responses. A teammate submits a landing page brief and a date. The answers are stored before optional routing begins.
Here, successful routing creates Form: Design request in the Website project with the configured owner. If routing fails, the submitted answers still remain saved.
Ask for useful details and give each response a place to go.
Choose the fields that give your team enough context to act on a request.
Explain what each answer should include and mark the details that cannot be left blank.
Prepare a form in draft, publish it to accept responses, and archive it when intake is finished.
Choose to store responses only or create linked work. Answers remain saved if routing fails, and the submission result reports the problem.
Task routing requires a project and supports a default owner. Change request routing also supports a department.
Review submitted answers in the inbox, alongside links to work created by routing.
Collect requests alongside your work. Explore the plan that fits your team.
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