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Overview of Designing a Form

Using Policy Modeling, you can create many different types of forms such as pre-filled application forms, decision letters, interview summary documents, policy summaries, order forms, audit reports and return forms. When designing a form using an RTF template you can:

A decision letter form showing the inclusion of standard text, attributes values and explanations

An interview summary document form showing the inclusion of images, charts, entity-level attribute values and repeating pictures

A pre-filled claim form showing the inclusion of tables, conditional text and question text

A returns form showing the inclusion of embedded fonts, barcodes and signatures

Using Policy Modeling you can also reuse an existing PDF form as a template to ensure consistency with existing business processes. For more information, see Design a PDF Template for a Form.

Tip: Forms are demonstrated in the Healthy Eating, Insurance Picker, Know Your Customer, myBenefits, My Store App, Parental Leave Calculator and Safety Inspection example projects installed with Policy Modeling.