You can find your form settings in the
Settings
tab of your published form.GeneralLanguageRedirect on completionProgress barPartial submissionsRemove Tally brandingControl data retentionEmail notificationsSelf email notificationsRespondent Email NotificationsAccessClose formClose form on a scheduled dateLimit number of submissionsClosed form messagePrevent duplicate submissions
Password protect forms
BehaviorAuto-jump to next pageSave answers for later
General
Language
You can display default text and error messages in multiple languages in your forms. Right-to-left (RTL) text support is available for Arabic, Hebrew, and Yoruba.
Redirect on completion
Want to take your respondents to a web page of your choice, like your website or a calendar tool once they complete your form? You can easily set it up using our redirect on completion feature.
Progress bar
The progress bar provides a clear way for respondents to understand how much of the form they have completed and encourages them to continue until the end.
Partial submissions
What if you could view unfinished submissions of respondents who don't complete your form? Partial submissions do just that! Gather data from lost leads, find drop-off points, and improve your form conversion rates. Partial submissions are a Tally Pro feature.
Remove Tally branding
Looking for a way to create forms that fit your brand seamlessly? Tally Pro users can hide the "Made with Tally" badge in the footer of your form and on your Thank you page.
Control data retention
Automatically delete form submissions after a set period. Use this toggle to set a custom data retention time for each form. This is a Tally Business feature.
Control submissions data retentionEmail notifications
Self email notifications
Self email notifications allow you to automatically receive an email after every form submission. You can fully customize email components, like the subject title.
Respondent Email Notifications
Set up respondent notifications to send a follow-up email to your respondents. You can use this to share a summary of their form responses, thank your respondents, or share a quiz score. This feature is available for Tally Pro users.
Access
Close form
You can manually close your form so no one can respond to it anymore.
Close form on a scheduled date
If you want your form to close on a particular date, you can use this feature to set a scheduled date for closing it.
Limit number of submissions
Set the maximum number of form submissions you want to receive before closing the form automatically.
Closed form message
You can add a customized message your respondents will see when they access a closed form. You can edit the title and description text. Here’s an example of a custom closed message screen:
Prevent duplicate submissions
Select any form field (such as input field, hidden field, calculated field,
Respondent ID
, or others) as the unique identifier to allow only one submission per respondent.Password protect forms
Enable this setting to add password protection to your form. Respondents will be required to enter the password before accessing the form.
Behavior
Auto-jump to next page
When your page only contains one question, you can auto-jump to the next page without clicking the
Next
button. Auto-jump is only available for multiple choice, dropdown, rating or linear scale questions. It is disabled by default and can only be used with one of these blocks per page.Auto-jumping to the next page will not submit the form. When the last page of the form is reached, the respondent must manually click the Submit button to confirm and save their submission.
To enable it:
- Open the form you want to add auto-jump to
- Click on
Settings
at the top of your nav bar
- Scroll down to the
Behavior
section
- Toggle the
Auto-jump to next page
setting
Save answers for later
You can save answers of forms that haven’t been submitted so respondents can continue from where they left off. The answers are stored in the local browser and never leave the respondent’s device.
Answers will not be visible when the respondent opens the form in another browser or uses incognito mode.