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Key request

A lost key asks when it was lost, and a contractor key needs an end date. Free to use with FillKite.

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Key request

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Your name
Type of request

What is in this form

  • Your name (required)
  • Email (required)
  • Type of request (required)
  • When did you lose it?
  • Return date (required)
  • Which door? (required)
  • Manager who approves (required)

How the conditional logic works

This form shows or hides fields as people answer, so everyone sees only what matters to them.

  • “When did you lose it?” appears only when “Type of request” is “A replacement for a lost key”.
  • “Return date” appears only when “Type of request” is “A temporary key”.
  • “Manager who approves” appears only when “Which door?” is “Server room”.

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  1. Install FillKite free from WordPress.org.
  2. Download this form with the button above.
  3. Go to FillKite → Import → From a FillKite file, choose the file and import it.

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About this form

Is the key request form free?

Yes. It works with the free FillKite plugin, and you can download it and change it as you like.

Is anything I type saved?

No. This demo runs in test mode: FillKite checks your answers like a real form, but nothing is saved and no email is sent.

How do I use this form on my site?

Install FillKite, download the form with the button on this page, then go to FillKite → Import → From a FillKite file and choose the file. After importing, open it in the builder, change anything you like and add it to a page.

Does this form use conditional logic?

Yes. 3 fields or notices show only when earlier answers call for it. “When did you lose it?” appears only when “Type of request” is “A replacement for a lost key”.

What fields does it have?

It has 7 fields: Your name, Email, Type of request, When did you lose it?, Return date, Which door?, Manager who approves.

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