Forms are used throughout the hiring and onboarding process in HRGP. They support applications, pre-screening, position descriptions, quizzes, interviews, and other documents. Forms can also be used after hire for feedback and evaluations, such as multi-rater surveys.
This page displays all forms in your account and allows you to create, edit, and manage them.
What You Can Do on This Page
Create new forms
Edit existing forms
Copy forms to reuse layouts
Organize forms by category
Search and filter your form library
On the Form Builder page, you’ll see a list of your forms along with the following information:
Form Title
The name of the form shown to respondents.
Category
The type of form and how it is used.
Actions
Buttons to view, edit, or copy the form.
You can search, filter, and sort forms to quickly find what you need.
Forms are used throughout HRGP workflows for both applicants and employees. Most form types can be used at multiple stages of the process, from hiring through post-hire feedback and evaluations. The Pre-Screening category is the only exception because those forms are completed by applicants after submitting their resumes.
Pre-Screening
Used early in the hiring process for applicant opt-in forms, qualification questions, and initial candidate filtering.
Screening
Used for job applications and role-specific screening during candidate evaluation. These forms may also be used with employees for role-related assessments and evaluations.
Onboarding
Used for employee documents completed after hire, such as agreements, policies, authorizations, training confirmations, and acknowledgments. These forms support onboarding workflows but do not include payroll, tax, or benefits-related paperwork.
Quiz
Used to assess knowledge, skills, or understanding through structured questions. Quizzes can be timed and are commonly used with both applicants and employees for skills assessments, knowledge checks, compliance quizzes, training validation, and role-specific evaluations.
Interviewing
Used to support structured interviews through interview guides, question sets, and preparation materials. Interviewing forms help standardize interviews, capture consistent feedback, and align interviewers on evaluation criteria for both applicants and internal candidates.
Multi-Rater
Used for evaluations completed by multiple reviewers to collect structured feedback from different perspectives. Multi-rater forms are commonly used for interview scorecards, post-hire performance feedback, peer reviews, and manager evaluations to support more balanced and consistent decision-making.
Position Description
Used to define and document job roles, responsibilities, expectations, and requirements. Position Description forms help standardize role definitions, support internal alignment, and can be used for both hiring and ongoing employee role clarity.
💡 Tip: Selecting the correct category ensures the form appears in the appropriate workflows throughout HRGP.
The Toolbox contains all the elements used to build and customize your forms. To add an element, drag and drop it into your form layout.
Use these tools to collect information, display instructions, and structure forms for a better user experience.
These elements help organize your form and guide users through it.
Header Text
Adds a bold heading to your form. Use this to introduce sections or highlight important instructions.
Label
Displays short text, typically used to describe a field or section.
Paragraph
Adds longer blocks of text. Commonly used for instructions, disclaimers, or explanations.
Line Break
Adds spacing between elements to improve readability.
These elements collect information from users.
Text Input
Collects short text responses such as names or answers.
Multi-line Input
Allows users to enter longer responses, such as explanations or comments.
Collects and validates an email address.
Phone Number
Collects and formats phone numbers.
Number Input
Collects numeric values only.
Dropdown
Allows users to select one option from a list.
Checkboxes
Allows users to select one or more options.
Multiple Choice
Allows users to select a single option from multiple choices.
Tags
Allows users to select or apply predefined tags for categorization or tracking.
These elements help structure more complex forms.
Fieldset
Groups related fields together under a single section.
Two-Column Row
Displays fields in two columns.
Three-Column Row
Displays fields in three columns.
Four-Column Row
Displays fields in four columns.
Five-Column Row
Displays fields in five columns.
Six-Column Row
Displays fields in six columns.
💡 Tip: Use multi-column layouts sparingly to keep forms easy to complete on mobile devices.
These elements enhance functionality and engagement.
Image
Adds an image to your form, such as a logo or visual reference.
Rating
Allows users to provide a rating or score.
Date
Collects a date selection from users.
Signature
Allows users to sign the form electronically.
Website
Collects a website URL.
Allows users to upload documents or files.
Camera
Allows users to capture and upload photos directly from their device.
Range
Allows users to select a value from a sliding scale.
Keep forms simple and focused
Use headers and spacing to guide users
Avoid overloading forms with too many required fields
Test forms using Preview Form before publishing
The Toolbox gives you full control over how information is collected and presented, helping you build forms that are clear, professional, and easy to complete.
Creates a new form from scratch.
Use this when:
You need a fully custom form
You are building a new workflow or document
Creates a duplicate of an existing form.
Use this when:
You want to make changes without affecting the original form
You need multiple versions of a similar form for different roles or locations
Allows you to update an existing form.
You can:
Add or remove questions
Change question types
Reorder fields
Update required fields
Changes are saved immediately and apply anywhere the form is used in HRGP.
Use the search bar and category filters to:
Quickly locate specific forms
Reduce clutter when managing large form libraries
Manage large form libraries more efficiently
Use clear and descriptive form titles
Choose the correct category before saving a form
Copy existing forms instead of editing live ones when testing changes
Keep forms concise to improve completion rates
If you need help:
Visit Support from the main menu
Contact support@hrgp.io
Use in-app help for quick guidance
The Form Builder gives you flexibility while keeping hiring and onboarding organized and easy to manage.