How do I use Form Templates on Vome?
Templates are used to build a skeleton of a form, which you can use for your opportunities or forms. The benefit of using a template is that when you need to make an update (e.g. add a new screening question), it will be shown everywhere linked with it.
All you need to do is add a title and you're ready to begin customizing the template.
Steps to create a template
1. Using your left-hand navigation, click Forms
2. On the left-hand side of the page (inside the filters), click By template
3. Click Add Template (or click View all to view all your templates and create the template from there)
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