Where it's used
The Where it's used tab has two parts: Website and Portals.
On your site
Under Website, there's copy-paste code made from the saved form, with your desk's address, the form's ID and an example for each of your fields. Save your changes first; the code reflects the saved form. Which blocks you see depends on the modes you turned on.
Without browser or server mode, it says the form isn't on a website, with a link to Security to turn one on.
| Block | Mode | What it is |
|---|---|---|
| Embed snippet | Browser | A <div> and a <script> to paste into any page on an allowed website. The form renders with the unit's branding. |
| Hosted page or iframe | Browser | The form on its own page on the desk, at /f/<form ID>, to link from a "Contact us" button, or framed in your page. Hosted page in the editor's header opens it. |
| Your own form (headless) | Browser | For sites that build their own form and post from the browser. It loads the form's definition first, which carries the token for the minimum fill time and the Turnstile site key. |
| From your server (curl), From your server (Node.js) | Server | A signed request. Requests whose timestamp is more than five minutes off are refused, and the signature covers the exact bytes of the body. |
Options on the embed snippet's <div>:
| Option | What it does |
|---|---|
data-locale | en, no, sv or da; otherwise the page's or the browser's language. |
data-success | A thank-you message for this page. |
data-header="true" | Shows the brand's logo or name above the form. |
On portals
Under Portals, set what requesters see when the form is on a portal, per language:
| Setting | What it is |
|---|---|
| Title | The form's name on the portal, and the case's subject when the form doesn't ask for one. Empty, the form's Name is used. A form put on a portal without a title gets its name as one. |
| Description | An optional line under the title. |
| Icon | A line icon, or the default. |
Below that are the portals the form is on, each with its category and Hidden when it's hidden there. A row opens the portal; × takes the form off it, and its cases stay. Add to portal puts it on another portal: pick the Portal and a Category. Only portals whose unit is the form's unit or above it are offered, since the form's cases go to its unit. You can also add forms from the portal, under Categories and forms.
[!NOTE] On a portal, the portal's protection and sign-in apply, not the form's Security settings, and the form has no hourly cap there.
Everything else is the form's: its questions, unit, assignee, priority, labels, name and subject questions, and thank-you message. The form's unit can only change to one under every portal it's on.
Cases from a portal name both the form and the portal they came through. The case says "submitted the Name form on a portal", and the automation condition Form matches them as well as those from a website.