Example Scenario

Forms are especially useful in environments where people with varying needs and purposes must access the same data.

For example, you can create a form that hiring managers at your company will use to create a new employee account. The default Tabbed User Form displays more information than the hiring managers need. Rather than displaying all 99 fields in a distractingly busy form that might complicate the user’s task, you can create a form in which the hiring managers must fill in only 10 attribute fields and the other 89 attributes are set based on rules that you, the administrator, define.