The Email block lets you capture email addresses efficiently and accurately. It provides built-in validation, ensuring respondents enter a valid email address before continuing. Use this block for contact lists, newsletter subscriptions, or any form requiring reliable email data collection.

Add an Email block Email settingsMake it requiredAdd a default answerVerify emailsEmail verification senderDomain-specific email verification
Add an Email block
Simply type
/email
to insert the email block. Add a question title or placeholder text to avoid untitled fields.
Respondents who don’t enter a valid email address will see an error message. Click the
Preview
mode to try this out.
Email settings
Make it required

Add a default answer
Pre-fill the email for your respondents by entering a value or choosing one from the dropdown menu.
Verify emails
You can add email verification to your Email block. When turned on, respondents must verify their email before proceeding to the next page or submitting the form.
Email verification is a Tally Business feature.
You can turn on this feature by clicking on the Email block settings and turning on the
Verify email
toggle.
How it works:
- After entering a valid email, a
Verify
button appears
- Clicking it sends an email with a 6-digit verification code

- The respondent enters the code in the form to verify their email
- Once verified, they can continue with the form

Respondents who didn't receive the code can request a new one. The code expires one hour after the request is sent.

Email verification sender
You can use a custom domain to personalize the sender name and email address for verification emails.
Go to your form settings and scroll down to
Email notifications
. Here you can turn on the Email verification sender
toggle and customize the name of the sender. By default, the emails are sent from “[email protected]”.Click the
+
button to add a custom domain and customize the sender email address. Or open the menu to select any of the sender email addresses that are already set up in your organization.Domain-specific email verification
For businesses wanting to restrict form access to specific email domains, such as @yourcompany.com, you can combine the email verification feature with conditional logic.
To set it up:
- Enable the
Verify email
toggle in the Email block settings
- Click on
Add conditional logic

- Set the
When
condition: If the email doesn't end with "@yourcompany.com"
- Set the
Then
action: Hide button to disable completion

- Complete your form by adding one or more additional pages

That’s it! Click to
Publish
your form and test out your domain-specific email verification.