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Create a Form in the Form Builder in Agentforce Operations
Use the form builder to create a reusable formatted collection of fields for a task in Agentforce Operations.

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Use the form builder to create a reusable formatted collection of fields for a task in Agentforce Operations.
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This feature is a workspace that’s external to your Salesforce org and requires an Agentforce Operations license. To purchase an Agentforce Operations license, contact your Salesforce account executive. |
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| To create a form in Agentforce Operations: | Admin role or Creator role |
A form is a collection of fields with optional formatting that’s attached to a task. Use a form to reuse the same fields in multiple tasks or to control the layout and presentation of the information you're requesting from task assignees. Learn more in Collect Information from Users in Agentforce Operations. To add a field to a task individually, see Add or Remove Task Fields Individually in Agentforce Operations.
To create a form in the form builder:
Agentforce Operations attaches the form to the task and shows it to assignees when they complete the task. You can now select the form from the list of forms in another task.

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