InvoyForm
Forms that feel like your product
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What is InvoyForm?
InvoyForm is a drag and drop form builder that lets you create visual forms with a no-code editor, or hook up a custom HTML form directly to its backend API. Forms can be shared as a link or QR code, embedded on any website with a single snippet, and submissions appear in a dashboard in real time.
It is aimed at people who want simple forms without writing code, as well as developers who want a backend for their own HTML forms without running a server. The page highlights features such as unlimited forms, drag-and-drop building, and embedding anywhere.
A few differentiators stand out on the page. Edits to live forms are supported, and every response stays tied to the version it was submitted on, so past responses are not broken by changes. Custom validation is available for checking answers against your own patterns, such as tax or passport numbers. Teams can use separate workspaces, member invites, and roles, and accounts can be protected with two-factor sign-in.
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