Configuration & sharing

Every form has a Configure screen that controls how it behaves and who can submit to it.

Configuration options

Setting	What it does
Mode	Whether the form is in Test, Dev, or Production. Only Production forms can be embedded
Password	Protects the public link — visitors must enter the password before they see the form
Scheduled submissions	Restricts submissions to a time window, with a start and end time
Allow submission updates	Whether previously submitted rows can be edited
Allow row deletion	Whether rows can be deleted from the data browser

Scheduling

With Scheduled submissions enabled, attempts outside the window are refused — and the team is notified. It's the simplest way to run a form that opens and closes on a fixed date.

Assignments

Assign users controls who can see a form in the Data, Spreadsheet, and Excel sections. Viewing data is a role-level permission; assignment narrows it to the specific forms a person should work with.

The public form

Every form has a public address built from its slug:

https://your-skeyeform-host/f/your-form-slug

Anyone with the link can submit — unless you've set a password, in which case they must unlock the form first, or restricted it with a submission window.

Embedding a form in your own page

Production forms without a password can be embedded directly into any web page.

Requirements

The form must be in Production mode and have no password. Password-protected forms cannot be embedded.

1. Go to Forms in the sidebar.
2. Eligible forms show an Embed (</>) icon in the actions column — click it.
3. Copy the pre-formatted <iframe> snippet from the dialog.

The snippet appends ?embed=1 to the public URL, which strips the Skeyeform interface so only your form shows:

<iframe
    src="https://your-skeyeform-host/f/your-form-slug?embed=1"
    width="100%"
    height="600"
    style="border: none; border-radius: 8px;"
    title="My Form"
></iframe>

Adjust height to suit your form — a long or multi-step form needs more room.