Peak Forms · Guides
From a blank page
to the first report.
This guide takes you through Peak Forms in four steps. Each step points to the page that explains it in detail.
Which steps will you take next?
2 questions in the plan. First question: What should the form clarify, and how long does filling it in take?
The path at a glance
Plan. Build. Share. Analyze.
What should the form clarify, and how long does filling it in take?
Four steps, one form.
Using a request for a first meeting as the example. You can take the same steps for feedback, registrations or applications.
From reading to doing
Your plan. For your first form.
Your first form today.
2 questions selected
- What should the form clarify, and how long does filling it in take?
Set the goal, estimate completion time. For requests, five to eight questions are often enough.
- Which template comes closest to your goal?
For example “Qualify leads”, plus logic and the quality check.
Only ask
what you use.
Every question costs time. Cut everything that doesn't affect a decision or a next step.
What should the form clarify, and how long does filling it in take?
Set the goal, estimate completion time. For requests, five to eight questions are often enough.
Set the goalThe answer affects a decision or a next step.
Estimate the durationThe form length calculator checks whether your questions fit into two to three minutes.
Pick a templateTake the template closest to your goal and adapt it.
The playbook
Three things that make any form better.
Four steps,
one form.
Plan → Build → Share → Analyze
- 01
Only ask what you use
Every question costs time. Cut everything that doesn't affect a decision or a next step.
How you recognise itEvery question has a purpose.
- 02
Logic instead of length
Show follow-ups only when they fit the answer. That keeps the form short for most people.
How you recognise itThe form stays short for most people.
- 03
Check before publishing
The quality check shows missing consent, dead logic and overly long forms before anyone sees them.
How you recognise itMistakes show up before anyone sees the form.
Your quality check
Is your form ready?
Tick what you have checked. Your selection stays in this view only.
0 of 4 points checked
What this article is based on.
All examples are made up. The features are available in Peak Forms today. A blog and a collection of customer stories for Peak Forms don't exist yet. We only publish customer stories with real numbers and the customer's approval, never disguised as an example.
- Editorial demo
All examples are made up. The features are available in Peak Forms today.
Read less, build more.
Open Peak Forms without an account and take the four steps with your own form.
Topics
What the guides cover.
You find the detailed guides on the Peak Forms feature pages.
Build
- Logic điều kiệnĐang hoạt động
Show, hide or skip questions.
Kết nối trong Peak One - Kiểm tra chất lượngĐang hoạt động
Check the form before publishing.
Kết nối trong Peak One - Sau khi gửiĐang hoạt động
Message, booking or redirect.
Kết nối trong Peak One
Share and analyze
- Chia sẻ & nhúngĐang hoạt động
Link, iframe embed and QR code.
Kết nối trong Peak One - Câu trả lời & phân tíchĐang hoạt động
Completion rate, drop-off points and duration.
Kết nối trong Peak One - ExportĐang hoạt động
All responses as CSV.
Kết nối trong Peak One
Kiến thức
- Blog về Peak FormsNot live yet
Articles with examples from real use cases.
Use the webhook until then
Frequently asked questions
Do I need an account for the guide?
No. You can build and test without an account. To publish, you create a free account.
How long should a form be?
As short as possible. For requests, five to eight questions are often enough. The calculator estimates the time from your question types.
Where do I find templates?
In the Peak Forms editor and in the template gallery on this website.