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Form Rules
Form Rules are just conditions which trigger actions. You do not need to be a programmer or systems administrator to understand how they work.
by the logic of IF THIS THEN THAT, you can create triggers like:
- If a field is empty/populated
- If a field value is equal/greater than/less than etc than other field
- If a field value is equal/greater than/less than etc than static value
- If a field value is equal/greater than/less than etc than URL param
- If there is/isnt a signature or attachment
- If User is viewing a form for longer than x Minutes
- others
Which can in turn trigger the following actions:
- Populate field with static value
- Populate field with URL value
- Populate field with other field’s value
- Hide/Show Field, Section, Page, Related Object
- Make field Required/Not required
- Make field editable/read only
- Display a message
With the above logic, you can create simple as well as complex rules to add a layer of dynamism to your forms.
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