> ## Documentation Index > Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://help.konfhub.com/llms.txt > Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further. # Forms The **Forms** section allows organizers to configure the information that will be collected from participants during the registration process. By default, **Name** and **Email Address** are mandatory fields and cannot be removed. Organizers can also collect additional details by adding predefined forms or creating custom forms. *** ### Selected Forms The **Selected Forms** area displays all the registration fields currently included in the registration form. Image **Features:** * **Reorder Fields:** Drag and drop the six-dot icon to change the order in which fields appear to participants. * **Edit Form:** Click the **Edit (✏️)** icon to modify the field label, validation, placeholder, or other settings. * **Remove Form:** Click the **Remove (-)** icon to delete optional fields from the registration form. Mandatory fields such as **Name** and **Email Address** cannot be removed. * **Add Form:** Click the **Add Form** button to create a new custom registration field.\\ ### Pre-defined Forms The **Pre-defined Forms** section provides commonly used registration fields that can be added with a single click. Examples include: * T-Shirt Size * Company Name * Designation * City * Gender * Dietary Preferences * Phone Number * And other frequently used attendee details These forms help organizers quickly build a registration form without creating fields from scratch. Image ### \\ Conditional Forms The **Conditional Forms** feature allows organizers to display specific questions based on a participant's previous response. This creates a more dynamic registration experience by showing only relevant fields. ### How It Works * Create a condition based on the answer to an existing form field. * When a participant selects a specific option, the related form(s) are displayed automatically. * If the condition is not met, the additional form fields remain hidden. Image ### Example Suppose you have a question: **Are you attending the workshop?** * **Yes** → Display the **Workshop Session Preference** field. * **No** → Hide the workshop-related questions. This helps keep the registration form concise while collecting additional information only when necessary. Image