Registration form with drag & drop editor

In MailUp you can easily create a new personalized form with a drag-&-drop form builder. You only quickly create customized registration forms. Thanks to the drag & drop editor, you just have to choose the elements you want to add (text areas, drop-down menus, buttons, checkboxes) and drop them in your form. In the image here below you can see an example of a form made to inform users about the next concerts according to their music preferences.

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Create a new subscription form in 7 quick steps:

on the right, such as texts, fields, checkboxes and drag them to the form creation area on the left.

You can create a form in 4 simple steps:

• Add a name to the form
• Compose the form by dragging the elements from the right column to the left area
• Configure the options of each element by clicking on the

Furthermore, the link (Form URL) that is shown after saving the form shows a page rendered, where there is an ad hoc javascript validation.

Other features

• Create an HTML copy of your form by selecting "Create an HTML copy" in the form menu on the right, in the saved forms area.
• Edit the List name and use a more friendly name, not the one used in MailUp.
• Edit the Group name and use a more friendly name, not the one used in MailUp.
• The tool asks you to confirm before deleting the form.
• You can also add the Privacy Policy as the one here below with the link (to be inserted) to your privacy page.
  Image RemovedInside the form, you can add different multiple choice fields. If the allowed answer is only one, you can use the “Button Radio” (recommended when the options are few) or the “Dropdown menu” element. Vice-versa, if the user is allowed to select more than one answer, you can use the “Checkbox” element.
  Once you dragged the element inside the form, in the “Settings” tab, you can write down the answers from which the user needs to choose, using the “Option to show” section. To separate each option use the carriage return (Enter button from you keyboard).
  These answers will be saved in every recipient profile, more specific, in the recipient field selected from the “Settings” tab. You can save a different information rather than the one shown to the user in the recipient field; this could come in help when the choice option text row
• Watch the preview of the form and save by clicking on the button at the bottom of the page

How to use the form?

To distribute the form you have 2 possibilities:

1. Use HTML code. Use the "Get HTML" button to get the code of the form you created. This will be without style (CSS code), just HTML5 markup. The validation of the mandatory fields is via browsers. Even if requested, it is not possible to have the invisible captcha protection, but it will always be possible to add it later on your site (here is the Google guide to insert it https://developers.google.com/recaptcha/docs/invisible).
2. Use the public URL of the form (it is generated after the first save). With this URL, you can take your users to the created form, hosted on a MailUp page. In this case, CSS styles will also be included and the validation of the required fields will be via Javascript.

Creation of the form

Where can I find the contacts acquired with this form?

The new contacts are automatically saved in a group created and associated with the form. You can find the group in the “Recipients” > “Groups” page. On the page you can search for the name of the form which also gives the name of the group. Please note that new contacts can be in 2 states: "Pending" (when they still have to confirm) and "Subscribed" (following confirmation).

Answering options

Within the form, you can enter a field with multiple response options.

• If there is only one answer: use the "Radio buttons" element (recommended when there are limited options) or the "Drop-down menu" element.
• If there are more than one answers: use the "Checkbox" element.

For each of these elements, you can change the settings and establish the answers including the user using the "Options to show" field. To separate each entry, use the carriage return (with the Enter key). These replies will be saved in the recipient’s profile, specifically in the selected recipient field.

It is possible to save a different value in the recipient’s profile from the one shown in the form; this can be useful if the answer is longer than 200 characters or if you need to

maintain the consistency of the data

.

How

can I save a text other than the one shown in the form in the recipient's profile?

In the

"Options to show" field, write the pair Choice || Value

where:

• “Choice” "Choice" is the text shown in displayed within the form:;
• “Value” "Value" is the substitutive replacement data that will to be saved in the recipient field of personal data field and which will constitute the recipient's profile.

For example, by writing Italian || IT:

• “Italian” "Italian" will be shown displayed in the form as a choice option for the user;
• “IT” "IT" will be the text saved in the recipient's personal data field, instead of “Italian”"Italian".

To

create a list of

items, you need to write:

        Italian || IT

        France || FR

        Spain || ES

       etc ...

Hidden groups are not visible in the form and allow to add subscribers to a certain group.

Use hidden groups to create a group containing all your users that have filled in your form. Lately, you will be able to activate a dedicated campaign to thank them with a promo code.

Entries in multiple lists

Using the "Subscribe to lists" element, you can ask the visitor of the form which distribution list he wants to subscribe to: in this way he will be able to choose what type of communications to receive (eg a user can decide to subscribe to the "Flash offers "And not the" Newsletter "). You can change the name of the lists visible in the form, by going to the element settings.

Automatic registration in groups not visible to the user

The "Profiling groups" element is not visible to the visitor of the form and allows a non-obvious profiling of the user, who, once the form has been completed and sent, is inserted into the groups established in the settings. You can use these groups later to activate targeted campaigns, for example by sending a thank you email with a dedicated discount code.

Form protection with invisible captcha

The captcha is a form security measure that protects the form from abuse, users from spam and keeps your database clean with only real contacts.

In most cases, the control takes place invisibly to the visitor because the tool interprets whether the interaction with the page is by a person rather than an automatic bot. Only in case of suspicious activity, the captcha administers a simple test to understand if the person filling out the form is a human.

Other features

• You can create an HTML copy of the forms from action menu in list page 
• You can change the name of the groups and lists to which the user subscribes, in element settings.
• You can ask for consent to the privacy policy.

Options available depending on the active subscription

Sending customized Subscription confirmation email for each form

The compilation of a registration form provides - by default - the sending of the registration confirmation email in which the new recipient has to confirm This process reduces the risk of the form being abused and the acquired contacts database damaged. To retrieve the email that is sent, go to the section Subscriptions > Subscription Confirmation Email.

Depending on the active subscription,

you can:

• choose a different email for each drag &

• drop registration form

• ;
• decide not to send the confirmation request message and register the contact directly when filling out the form.

Customized Welcome email for

each form

The welcome email is

a message that you can send to all recipients as soon as they sign up. You can activate the automation and set the email to be sent in the Subscriptions > Welcome email

Depending on the active subscription, you can

:

• decide to send a different email for each drag &

• drop registration form

• decide not to send the welcome

• message for that single form

Customized post-signup response messages for each form

After filling out a

registration form, users see a page with the

result of the

registration ("Thank you for

your registration! You will soon receive our newsletters

."

Or "Attention, your email was already subscribed to our newsletter", etc.). This page can

be customized or replaced with

dedicated landing

pages (created in MailUp or hosted on your site).