We've rebuilt the form builder from the ground up. Dynamic Forms gives your team more control over how you capture learning requests — with less setup and more flexibility.
What's New
A more powerful form builder
Build request forms using a drag-and-drop canvas with 13 field types including text, dropdowns, date/time, file upload, currency, and more. Add descriptions, tooltips, placeholder text, and default values to guide requesters and reduce back-and-forth.
Multi-page forms
Break complex forms into multiple pages to reduce cognitive load for requesters and keep your intake process organized. Pages can be renamed, reordered, and marked as internal.
Conditional logic
Show or hide fields, columns, field groups, and entire pages based on how a requester answers a previous question. Apply logic at any level so your forms stay focused and relevant for every request type.
Internal fields
Previously, internal information was grouped into a fixed Internal Information tab.
With Dynamic Forms, that default tab has been removed — you now have full control over what's internal. Mark any individual field or an entire page as internal so it's only visible to your learning team, not the requester. Use this for priority, ownership, reviewer notes, and any other context that should stay internal.
Validation and required fields
Set fields as required, define character limits, number ranges, and minimum selections. Requesters are prompted to complete any missing required fields before submitting.
Coming Soon: The ability to add comments to requests is coming soon. Stay tuned for updates.
What Stays the Same
Legacy forms are still fully supported. You'll see both legacy and new forms in your forms list, and you can continue to create legacy forms using the arrow beside the Create Form button. No existing forms have been changed.
Getting Started
Admins and Power Users — head to Settings > Configurations > Intake > Request Forms to create your first Dynamic Form. Full setup guide →
Learning team and business users — submitting a request works the same way. Select your form, fill it out, and submit. How to submit a request →
For a full overview of the request lifecycle from form creation to project creation, see the Request Management guide →
Once a request is approved, create a project directly from the Linked Projects tab. Creating projects from a request →
Questions? Reach out to us at support@cognota.com.







