FORM.com Reviews

1. Maia Andradji

   almost 4 years ago
   The software have been great. By far has the most customizable features of all its competitors

   We spent a long time looking for a product that could capture data online and offline, add logic and validation to the forms, empower our team to build their own questionnaires and also allow us to host the system in our own data center. We finally found form.com and the implementation was straight forwards and ongoing support has met our requirements as our userbase has grown.

   👍 Pros:    Great set of functions|Third party service integration

Website Carbon Calculator Reviews

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