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How to Use Form Groups

Form Groups let you organise related forms into named categories. The Forms page opens to the groups list by default, so groups are the primary way to navigate and find forms.

Navigating Groups

  1. Navigate to Forms from the main menu — you land on the groups list.
  2. Click any group row to drill into it and see the forms it contains.
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  3. A breadcrumb trail appears at the top (e.g. Groups > Safety Checklists). Click Groups in the breadcrumb to return to the full groups list.
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Ungrouped Forms

Forms that have not been assigned to any group appear under a special [Ungrouped Forms] entry at the bottom of the groups list. Click it to view and manage those forms just like any other group.

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Creating a Group

  1. From the groups list, click Create New.
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  2. Enter a Group Name.
  3. Optionally add an Icon and Description.
  4. Click Create.
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Assigning Forms to a Group

  • When creating or editing a form, click the Settings (gear) icon and use the Form Group dropdown to assign it to a group.

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  • A form can belong to one group at a time.

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Managing Groups

  • Click Edit on a group row to change its name, icon, or description.
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  • Click Archive to hide a group (its forms remain accessible under [Ungrouped Forms]).
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  • Use the Active / Archived / All filter to switch between group views.
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Tips

  • Group forms by purpose (e.g. “Safety Checklists”, “End of Shift Reports”) for easy navigation.
  • Click a group row to drill in — no need to toggle a view. The breadcrumb always takes you back.
  • The [Ungrouped Forms] bucket is always visible, so forms without a group are never hidden.