> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://docs.claimr.io/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://docs.claimr.io/forms.md).

# Forms

## Understanding **Forms in claimr**

Forms are a versatile tool for collecting data from your users. Use forms to gather contact information, feedback, preferences, or any other data for your campaign goals.

**Use Forms to**

* Collect information to understand your audience better, personalize their experience, and improve your campaigns.
* Make your campaigns more interactive by incorporating forms that allow users to provide feedback, express preferences, or participate in surveys and quizzes.
* Capture leads and build your email list or contact database.
* Gather information upfront to personalize the user journey and provide more relevant content and rewards.

## **Understanding Forms structure**

Forms in claimr have a hierarchical structure:

**Forms:** The overall container for collecting user information.

**Pages:** Forms can have multiple pages, allowing you to organize the information you're gathering into logical sections.

**Blocks:** Each page consists of different blocks, which are the individual elements that make up the form (e.g., text fields, email fields, dropdown menus, checkboxes).

To learn more about managing existing forms, editing forms, configuring form settings, and utilizing different block types, see the following articles. 

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