Data Types - Media

Field	Description
Audio	The Audio data type allows you to submit an audio input, either by recording or by uploading an audio file that's stored in their device (computer, phone, or tablet). From the Web App, you can only upload an audio file. The below image shows how an Audio field appears on the form when you access it from the Web App: The below image shows how an Audio field appears on the form when you access it from the Mobile App:
Document	The Document data type allows you to upload a file while submitting the form. You can also enforce size restrictions. The supported formats are pdf, doc, xls, etc. The below image shows how a Document field appears on the form when you access it from the Web App: The below image shows how a Document field appears on the form when you access it from the Mobile App:
Image	The Image data type allows you to capture or upload an image while submitting the form. Additionally, you can enable compression and enforce size restrictions. The below image shows how an Image field appears on the form when you access it from the Web App: The below image shows how an Image field appears on the form when you access it from the Mobile App:
Multi Document	The Multi Document data type allows you to upload multiple documents in one field. You can use this data type in your form to reduce the number of Document fields and save the user's form submission time. The users can upload a maximum of up to 5 documents in this field. The supported formats are pdf, doc, xls, etc. The below image shows how a Multi Document field appears on the form when you access it from the Web App: Note: This data type works only when you access a form through the Web App.
Multi Image	The Multi Image data type allows you to upload multiple images in one field. You can use this data type in your form to reduce the number of Image fields and save the user's form submission time. The users can upload a maximum of up to 5 images in this field. The supported formats are jpg, jpeg, png, gif, and svg. The below image shows how a Multi Image field appears on the form when you access it from the Web App: The below image shows how to capture multiple images when you access this field from the Mobile App:
Signature	The Signature data type allows you to draw an electronic signature while submitting the form. You can capture the photo and define terms and conditions to which the user must accept while drawing a signature. To capture the photo, go to Configurator->Settings->Global Mobile Settings->Form Settings. The below image shows how a Signature field appears on the form when you access it from the Web App: The below image shows how a Signature field appears on the form when you access it from the Mobile App:
Video	The Video data type allows you to record or upload a video while submitting a form. From the Web App, you can only upload a video file. The below image shows how a Video field appears on the form when you access it from the Web App: The below image shows how a Video field appears on the form when you access it from the Mobile App:

Audio

The Audio data type allows you to submit an audio input, either by recording or by uploading an audio file that's stored in their device (computer, phone, or tablet). From the Web App, you can only upload an audio file. The below image shows how an Audio field appears on the form when you access it from the Web App:

The below image shows how an Audio field appears on the form when you access it from the Mobile App:

Document

The Document data type allows you to upload a file while submitting the form. You can also enforce size restrictions. The supported formats are pdf, doc, xls, etc. The below image shows how a Document field appears on the form when you access it from the Web App:

The below image shows how a Document field appears on the form when you access it from the Mobile App:

Image

The Image data type allows you to capture or upload an image while submitting the form. Additionally, you can enable compression and enforce size restrictions. The below image shows how an Image field appears on the form when you access it from the Web App:

The below image shows how an Image field appears on the form when you access it from the Mobile App:

Multi Document

The Multi Document data type allows you to upload multiple documents in one field. You can use this data type in your form to reduce the number of Document fields and save the user's form submission time. The users can upload a maximum of up to 5 documents in this field. The supported formats are pdf, doc, xls, etc. The below image shows how a Multi Document field appears on the form when you access it from the Web App:

Note: This data type works only when you access a form through the Web App.

Multi Image

The Multi Image data type allows you to upload multiple images in one field. You can use this data type in your form to reduce the number of Image fields and save the user's form submission time. The users can upload a maximum of up to 5 images in this field. The supported formats are jpg, jpeg, png, gif, and svg. The below image shows how a Multi Image field appears on the form when you access it from the Web App:

The below image shows how to capture multiple images when you access this field from the Mobile App:

Signature

The Signature data type allows you to draw an electronic signature while submitting the form. You can capture the photo and define terms and conditions to which the user must accept while drawing a signature. To capture the photo, go to Configurator->Settings->Global Mobile Settings->Form Settings. The below image shows how a Signature field appears on the form when you access it from the Web App:

The below image shows how a Signature field appears on the form when you access it from the Mobile App:

Video

The Video data type allows you to record or upload a video while submitting a form. From the Web App, you can only upload a video file. The below image shows how a Video field appears on the form when you access it from the Web App:

The below image shows how a Video field appears on the form when you access it from the Mobile App: