After you create a web form, you can customize it to reflect your organization's branding and requirements. This article will outline the configuration options available for web form customization and additional support information.
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On the menu, select . The Web Form Templates screen appears.
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Click the View button on the web form you want to customize. The Web Form Customization screen appears.
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On the Web Form Customization screen, you can customize the web form to meet your organization's brand standards and business needs. Refer to the sections for additional guidance on the available options for fields, text, styling, and more. For general navigation reference, see the Web Form Customization Screen Reference.
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Click the Save button when you are finished customizing.
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Open the Context Menu icon and click Preview to preview and test the web form.
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For information on generating links, see Generating a Web Form Link. You may need assistance from your organization's marketing team to implement these links on your organization's website(s).
Web Form Customization Screen Reference
Configure the form fields for your given web form template.
Form Field Types
Form fields can be configured by several field types. The I am a (an) field establishes the relationship between the data subject and your organization. The Select request type(s) field determines which types of requests the data subject is making.
OneTrust web forms support two types of form fields: Standard and Custom.
Standard: default fields provided on the web form template. These fields can be customized as necessary.
Custom: new fields added to the web form configured with specific field types and field options. Custom fields updated via the PUT Custom Fields endpoint will populate and organize in the Request Details screen according to the following conditions:
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In the Field Type field, select the type of field you want to create.
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Click the Create button to add your new custom form field. For information on how to edit the available field options, see Form Field Edit Options.
Form Field Edit Options
The available form field edit options will depend on your selected field type (i.e. subject and request type fields uniquely have Display Type and Enable Multi-Select settings, where as user input fields like first name or address are single-select response fields).
Address Line 2
Authorized users can update web forms with a second address line user input type field to intake an additional physical address on a web form. Any settings turned on for the Address field, (Internal, Mask Entry in Email, etc.) will also be applied to this second field. This field will remain an optional field even if the main Address field is required.
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On the Web Form Customization screen, open the Form Fields section and click the Edit icon for Address.
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Scroll down to locate and turn on the Enable Address Line 2 setting.
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The web form preview will update with the second address line. Once saved and published, the web form can now intake an Address Line 2 field during request submission. This additional intake field will appear in request details.
Write and edit customized messages to assist data subjects completing the web form.
Click the Edit icons
to revise the text.
You can fully customize the look and feel of your web form to match your organization's brand standards.
This option will only appear in the Web Form tab if you have turned on Enable Attachment Upload > Require Attachment?.
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You can preview a data subject request attachment from the Request Details screen. This feature helps mitigate breach exposure risks by allowing users to preview the request attachment rather than downloading files to their machines.
On the Request Details screen, select the data subject's attachment in the messaging portal to populate a preview window.
For more information on accepted attachments and file size limitations, see Accepted File Types for Privacy Rights Automation.
Web Form Character Limits
You can customize the text and labels in your web form. The following character limits apply to each type of field or label option.
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Custom input form fields support up to 40000 characters.