Forms are versatile; they allow you to collect the information you need from your workers and contractors. You can add the following to a form: A fieldContentA videoAn embedded fileA sectionOur Introduction to Forms video explains this in further detail. FieldWhen adding a field, you can choose the field type. The type categories are Text, Selection lists, Scales, Date and Time, and Files. You can mark the completion of the field by the user as mandatory or optional.You can name the field and add a description  You can also choose whether the description displays as a tooltip or below the section title. Field validators can apply, depending on the field type you have chosen.  For more information on fields, please see our Form fields article. ContentWhen adding a content section, you can copy information and then paste it as content to display on the form; this can be wording and/or an image. You can also name your section, format your content, and insert weblinks. For more information on content, please see our Form content article.VideoWhen adding a video, you can add a title, insert a description, and choose whether the description displays as a tooltip or below the section title. The video is inserted on to the page. Only videos from Youtube or Vimeo are accepted. For more information on videos, please see our Form videos article. Embed a fileYou can deliver your policies, procedures, and work instructions via your forms by using the file embed feature. Doing so makes it possible for your contractor, team member, or worker to view that document when they are completing their workflow.A PDF can be embedded within your form, allowing the user to read the document without having to download it. You can enable the printing and downloading options for embedded PDFs, or turn this off for sensitive documents.All types of files can be uploaded on this field. If the file uploaded is a PDF, then it can be embedded. When the uploaded file is not a PDF, the user can still access the file; this can be useful for delivering template documents that can be downloaded and re-uploaded once completed.  For more information, please see our Embed a file into a form article. SectionWhen adding a section, you can name the section and add a description. You can also choose whether the description displays as a tooltip or below the section title. The section can be displayed as a table, which can then be set so that the user can add multiple records. You can also control access to this section by choosing who can view and/or edit the section.For more information on sections, please see our Form sections article.