Click on "Manager"

1. Name your form

2. Select the pages you'd like it to show up on. You can choose multiple pages; however, the form can only be placed into one specific editable zone [each page can have up to 20 zones, and the zones are numbered by little black and white circles with numbers in them.]

3. Change the text that shows up on the "Submit" button. You can say "Submit", "Send", or whatever you'd like! Please note: The button text has a character limit. If you find your button text is cutting off, please contact Virteom support.

4. If you'd like, you can select these optional options.

Select the region you'd like this to show up on. Typically if you have a one column layout then you only have one zone [or the top zone is the first zone]. If you're using a two column layout then generally the left column holds Content Region 1 and the right column holds Content Region 2.

Then Click "SAVE FORM INFORMATION"

You will need to refresh the page to see your newly created form.

Now that your form is created you can go into it and add the fields you'd like to collect data for.

Do this by clicking on "Edit"

Click the "+" on any of these elements to add them to your form.

• Text Field: This is used for typical user entry items like First & Last Name, Email, Address, City, State, etc. Any field the user is only required to enter 1-2 words or phrases.
• Text Area: This is used for comments/questions, etc. Anything that requires a more lengthy response from the end-user.
• Radio Button: A radio button is typically used for 'Yes' or 'No' responses. This type of input is used when you only want one reply from the end-user.
• Check Boxes: Checkboxes are typically used when you want to allow the end-user to select multiple items.
• Drop Down Menu: A drop-down menu is typically used when you allow the end-user to select 1 item from multiple choices.
• File Upload: The file upload element is typically used when you request some type of file from the end-user. 
• Rich Text/Space: Rich text areas are typically used to provide the end-user with more direction. These are typically used above radio buttons & checkboxes to inform the customer what their selections are for. Additionally, you can use these as a line-break between form fields.

Note*: It is required that you add an "Email" to the form, this is the most basic form element you can use. You will add that by adding a "Text Field"

After you add the field you can edit it by clicking on the edit button.

Now that your form is created you'll want to configure what happens after someone clicks "Submit"

1. Find your newly created form and click "Edit"

If you'd like to send members of your team an email when a visitor fills out your form, type their email address in #2.

You'll also want to check "Active" to ensure they're going to get sent.

3. Fill out a subject line for the email

4. Make a subject body. You can say things like "Someone has filled out your form!" Underneath that our system will automatically send the information the visitor filled out in the form.

You can add a footer to your email, integrate third parties, etc.

Then click Save Settings!

Second verse, same as the first! Except this time, it's for your customers. If you'd like your customers to receive an email when they click "SUBMIT", this is where you'd note that.

To activate customer emails, click off the 'Active' button below & follow the steps above - enter a subject line and then click 'Save' at the bottom.

Here is where you can put information that will show up right on the page when the visitor clicks submit.  Typically you'll say something like "Thank you for filling out our form! Someone will be in touch soon!"

You can also redirect your visitor to a page after they click submit. Maybe you want to have a form that, after the visitor fills it out they get put on a page with a coupon. After you've created this page you can select it from the drop-down. You can also use this for Google conversion tracking.