Learn how to rearrange, archive, and restore form fields in the Guest Form.
New to the Guest Form? Read the first article in this series for an introduction to the Guest Form feature.
Accessing the features mentioned in this article
Where can I find this feature using the top menu?
Manage > Integrations > Guest Management > Guest Form
What more do I need to use this feature?
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Admin permissions to manage Integrations.
Which Checkfront version supports this feature - classic items, classic products, or both?
- This feature is available in both our classic version using classic items (Inventory > Items) and our classic version using classic products (Inventory > Products). → Learn more about products
Rearranging fields
Back to topYou can change the order in which fields display by hovering your mouse over the field you wish to move, holding down your left mouse button, dragging the field into its new position, and releasing it.
Archiving fields
Back to topIf you no longer wish to use a field on your Guest Form, you can archive it. In doing so, you remove the field from the booking form, reports, and invoices.
An Archive button displays to the right of any fields you have created yourself.
System fields, such as name and email address, cannot be archived, so the button does not appear next to those fields.
Click on the button to archive the field and remove it from your Guest Form.
Restoring archived fields
In the Archived Fields section of the Guest Form edit page, you see an arrow icon on the right side. Click on this to slide out a list of your archived fields.
Clicking the Restore button to the right of the field you need to restore immediately returns the field to your Guest Form.
Archiving a field or any data collected via that field from the system does not delete it. Archiving removes the field from the booking form, keeping your data intact. If you disable the Guest Form integration entirely, any previously filled-in field information is hidden. The field information is available again once you re-enable the Guest Form. |
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