Form: Drafts
The draft feature allows users to save and resume incomplete form submissions, enabling them to track and complete applications at a later time.
Use Case
The draft feature is useful in the following scenarios:
- When the form is large and the user does not have all the required information at the time of filling it out.
- In the event of a power outage or network failure during form completion, saving as a draft helps prevent data loss.
- Users can save their progress as a draft and return later to complete and submit the form.
Features
- Customizable: The draft feature can be enabled or disabled through configuration, depending on the needs of the installation.
- Configurable Polling Rate: The frequency at which draft data is saved can be adjusted.
- Supports Anonymous and Multi-Tenant Users: Draft saving works for both unauthenticated users and across multi-tenant environments.
1. Autosave of submission data
The submission data will automatically be saved to the Drafts table (Drafts tab in Submit > Forms) once the user opens the form for submission.
2. Continue with the form
The forms which are not submitted/unfinished applications will appear in the Drafts tab (Submit > Forms).
Users can continue filling out the form by clicking the Edit Draft button.
Note: Once the user submits the form, the form is moved to the Submissions Tab