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The Custom Checkbox element in Form Builder will allow your visitors to confirm their consent to receive information from your/your client's business. This is useful for visitors in countries that require additional consent for GDPR compliance.
Step 1: Create Custom Field Inside Of Form Builder
Navigate over to the Custom Fields on the top right.
Below you will see an Orange Box, click on it to add a custom field.
A menu will appear, Select “Checkbox”
Give the field a name, such as “GDPR Compliance Checkbox”
The placeholder field will be the content that will appear on the form.
This is your GDPR Compliance StatementDisclaimer: The placeholder content in this video is **NOT AN OFFICIAL GDPR COMPLIANCE STATEMENT** This was only used as an example.
Figure 1What this shows This is your GDPR Compliance Statement Disclaimer: The placeholder content in this video is **NOT AN OFFICIAL GDPR COMPLIANCE STATEMENT**…What this showsIllustrates "Gain Consent With Custom Checkboxes In Forms (GDPR Compliance)".This animation appears in "Gain Consent With Custom Checkboxes In Forms (GDPR Compliance)". The text alongside this image reads: This is your GDPR Compliance Statement Disclaimer: The placeholder content in this video is **NOT AN OFFICIAL GDPR COMPLIANCE STATEMENT** This was only used as an example. This part of the guide covers 4 fields, listed below. Immediately after, the guide continues: Step 2: Making The Checkbox Field Required.Image 1 of 6What this coversThis is your GDPR Compliance Statement Disclaimer: The placeholder content in this video is **NOT AN OFFICIAL GDPR COMPLIANCE STATEMENT** This was only used as an example.
Fields in this part of the guideA menu will appear, Select “Checkbox”Give the field a name, such as “GDPR Compliance Checkbox”Under the “CRM” section select Add Contact TagHop over to Contacts / Smartlists
Next stepStep 2: Making The Checkbox Field RequiredAll 2 steps in this procedure
A menu will appear, the third column will say “Choose a Workflow Trigger” Select and scroll down till you see “Form Submitted”
Select the custom field and apply the Yes condition
Step 2: Making The Checkbox Field Required
Hover your mouse over and click on the GDPR Checkbox field On The Form.
Once selected on the right-hand side a Required Box Will Appear.
By clicking on the box a checkmark will appear and this will state that the GDPR Checkbox field in the form is a required action in order for the form to be submitted.
Figure 2What this shows By clicking on the box a checkmark will appear and this will state that the GDPR Checkbox field in the form is a required action in order…What this showsIllustrates "Gain Consent With Custom Checkboxes In Forms (GDPR Compliance)".This animation appears in "Gain Consent With Custom Checkboxes In Forms (GDPR Compliance)". The text alongside this image reads: By clicking on the box a checkmark will appear and this will state that the GDPR Checkbox field in the form is a required action in order for the form to be submitted. This part of the guide covers 4 fields, listed below. Immediately after, the guide continues: Step 3: Creating a GDPR Workflow.Image 2 of 6What this coversBy clicking on the box a checkmark will appear and this will state that the GDPR Checkbox field in the form is a required action in order for the form to be submitted.
Fields in this part of the guideA menu will appear, Select “Checkbox”Give the field a name, such as “GDPR Compliance Checkbox”Under the “CRM” section select Add Contact TagHop over to Contacts / Smartlists
Next stepStep 3: Creating a GDPR WorkflowAll 2 steps in this procedure
A menu will appear, the third column will say “Choose a Workflow Trigger” Select and scroll down till you see “Form Submitted”
Select the custom field and apply the Yes condition
Step 3: Creating a GDPR Workflow
Navigate to the workflow panel and select “Start From Scratch” and click create a new workflow on the top right.
Select the title at the top and name the workflow as desired.
Step 4: Setting up the workflow Trigger
Click on “Add New Workflow Trigger”
A menu will appear, the third column will say “Choose a Workflow Trigger” Select and scroll down till you see “Form Submitted”
Select the custom field and apply the Yes condition
Figure 3What this shows A menu will appear, the third column will say “Choose a Workflow Trigger” Select and scroll down till you see “Form Submitted” Select the…What this showsIllustrates "Gain Consent With Custom Checkboxes In Forms (GDPR Compliance)".This animation appears in "Gain Consent With Custom Checkboxes In Forms (GDPR Compliance)". The text alongside this image reads: A menu will appear, the third column will say “Choose a Workflow Trigger” Select and scroll down till you see “Form Submitted” Select the custom field and apply the Yes condition. This part of the guide covers 4 fields, listed below. Immediately after, the guide continues: Step 5: Add your Workflow Action.Image 3 of 6What to chooseA menu will appear, the third column will say “Choose a Workflow Trigger” Select and scroll down till you see “Form Submitted” Select the custom field and apply the Yes condition
Fields in this part of the guideA menu will appear, Select “Checkbox”Give the field a name, such as “GDPR Compliance Checkbox”Under the “CRM” section select Add Contact TagHop over to Contacts / Smartlists
Next stepStep 5: Add your Workflow ActionAll 2 steps in this procedure
A menu will appear, the third column will say “Choose a Workflow Trigger” Select and scroll down till you see “Form Submitted”
Select the custom field and apply the Yes condition
Step 5: Add your Workflow Action
Click on the + sign to open up the actions menu.
Scroll down to the Conditions and Workflow section and Select “If / Else”
Inside Segments on the left in “Select” click on Contact Details and scroll down to Custom fields where you will see your GDPR checkbox custom field.
Next over in Select Operator, click on includes and another field will open and select yes.
Hit Save on the bottom right.
Figure 4What this shows Next over in Select Operator, click on includes and another field will open and select yes.What this showsIllustrates "Gain Consent With Custom Checkboxes In Forms (GDPR Compliance)".This animation appears in "Gain Consent With Custom Checkboxes In Forms (GDPR Compliance)". The text alongside this image reads: Next over in Select Operator, click on includes and another field will open and select yes. This part of the guide covers 4 fields, listed below. Immediately after, the guide continues: Step 6: Setting up your Yes / No paths.Image 4 of 6What to chooseNext over in Select Operator, click on includes and another field will open and select yes.
Fields in this part of the guideA menu will appear, Select “Checkbox”Give the field a name, such as “GDPR Compliance Checkbox”Under the “CRM” section select Add Contact TagHop over to Contacts / Smartlists
Next stepStep 6: Setting up your Yes / No pathsAll 2 steps in this procedure
A menu will appear, the third column will say “Choose a Workflow Trigger” Select and scroll down till you see “Form Submitted”
Select the custom field and apply the Yes condition
Step 6: Setting up your Yes / No paths
Under the Yes path click on the + sign to open up the actions.
Under the “CRM” section select Add Contact Tag
Once you click on “Select a Tag” your tags will pop up, and if you do not already have the tag made, you can enter in the name of the tag that you want it to be and create it right then and there.
Hit Save on the bottom right.
For the no path, you will follow the same steps, the only difference will be that the tag name will be non-compliant
Figure 5What this shows For the no path, you will follow the same steps, the only difference will be that the tag name will be non-compliantWhat this showsIllustrates "Gain Consent With Custom Checkboxes In Forms (GDPR Compliance)".This animation appears in "Gain Consent With Custom Checkboxes In Forms (GDPR Compliance)". The text alongside this image reads: For the no path, you will follow the same steps, the only difference will be that the tag name will be non-compliant. This part of the guide covers 4 fields, listed below. Immediately after, the guide continues: Step 7: Setting up your SmartLists.Image 5 of 6What this coversFor the no path, you will follow the same steps, the only difference will be that the tag name will be non-compliant
Fields in this part of the guideA menu will appear, Select “Checkbox”Give the field a name, such as “GDPR Compliance Checkbox”Under the “CRM” section select Add Contact TagHop over to Contacts / Smartlists
Next stepStep 7: Setting up your SmartListsAll 2 steps in this procedure
A menu will appear, the third column will say “Choose a Workflow Trigger” Select and scroll down till you see “Form Submitted”
Select the custom field and apply the Yes condition
Step 7: Setting up your SmartLists
Hop over to Contacts / Smartlists
On the right-hand side, you will see Filters.
Once selected, a “Add Filter” type box will appear, type in tag and in the select tag menu click on compliant.
To Save this smart list hit the “+” button above on the right to save so you can quickly view all contacts who are compliant.
You can repeat the same process to create the smart list with contacts that Do Not Comply.
Figure 6What this shows You can repeat the same process to create the smart list with contacts that Do Not Comply.What this showsIllustrates "Gain Consent With Custom Checkboxes In Forms (GDPR Compliance)".This animation appears in "Gain Consent With Custom Checkboxes In Forms (GDPR Compliance)". The text alongside this image reads: You can repeat the same process to create the smart list with contacts that Do Not Comply. This part of the guide covers 4 fields, listed below.Image 6 of 6What this coversYou can repeat the same process to create the smart list with contacts that Do Not Comply.
Fields in this part of the guideA menu will appear, Select “Checkbox”Give the field a name, such as “GDPR Compliance Checkbox”Under the “CRM” section select Add Contact TagHop over to Contacts / Smartlists
All 2 steps in this procedure
A menu will appear, the third column will say “Choose a Workflow Trigger” Select and scroll down till you see “Form Submitted”
Select the custom field and apply the Yes condition