Settings and activity
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24 votes
An error occurred while saving the comment Cory Brester supported this idea ·
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20 votes
An error occurred while saving the comment This would also apply to forms for me. Today, I use forms for some HR workflows and it is awkward when HR isn't attached to certain types of forms that might involve compensation or disciplinary actions.
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49 votes
Thank you for reaching out with your request to disable Captcha on our forms. We understand that sometimes Captcha can be an additional step in the process, and we appreciate your feedback.
At this moment, we maintain Captcha as a crucial part of our app's security framework. Its role is to safeguard both our system and our customers. This helps prevent unauthorized bot activity that could affect both our service's integrity and our customers' interests.
However, we also recognize that our solution needs to align with diverse user needs. Captcha on our platform is adaptive and is designed to intervene primarily when there's a suspicion of bot interaction.
If you have particular use cases in mind where you believe disabling captcha could be beneficial, please do share them with us. Your insights are valuable and will help us as we re-evaluate this request in the future.
An error occurred while saving the comment With internal forms or directly sending the link this is not necessary to have CAPTCHA
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3 votes
I would like to be able to reference a user look up field in salesforce that way I can more easily control who should be the signer based on a number of different criteria.