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Create your gifting form with your own title, welcome text and logo. Note that you can ask most popular social media account name and contact information as well.

You can select product/variants you want to make available in the product form. This is a required step that needs to be selected before proceeding to the next tab. You can also get consent from recepients/influencers while submitting the form.

This tab allows you to set limitations per submission. i.e. restricting the form to be submitted more than certain number, limiting the total value per submission etc.

You can format your success message once the form is submitted successfully.

In the dashboard you can see all your forms created with analytics details. You can also click orders to see which orders you receive through a form. Orders are directly synced with Shopify's order panel. So you can also manage the orders from Shopify admin easily.

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