What is the Inquiry Address Input form component?

Address Input is an Inquiry form component that allows a user to enter and validate an address within a predefined format.

An Address Input form component is ideal for scenarios where structured address collection is needed, such as shipping details or residency verification.

How do you add an Inquiry Address Input form component?

1. Navigate to the Dashboard, and click on Inquiries > Templates.
2. Find and click on the Inquiry template you want to edit, or Create a new template.
3. Hover over a screen and click the Pencil icon, or double-click the screen to open it in the Screen Editing View.

4. In the Left Panel, search the Component Library for ‘Address Input’.
5. Drag and drop the Address Input form component into your screen, and reposition it by dragging it around.
6. 6. Click on the Address Input form component to open its settings in the Right Panel. The panel has three tabs: Design, Data, and Logic.
   7. On the Design tab, under Properties:
      1. Label: Set the label shown above the field. The Label is a text element displayed above the Address Input component to describe its purpose, such as “Enter your address” helping users understand what information to provide.
      2. Placeholder text: Set the placeholder text shown inside each address input. Each input, such as Address, Street 1, Street 2, City, Subdivision, and ZIP code, has its own placeholder.
      3. Tooltip Text: Set the tooltip text that gives users more context.
   8. On the Design tab, use the Layout, Typography, and Appearance sections to style the component. See the Design tab section on the Screen Step components in Inquiries page for details.
   9. On the Data tab, choose the field each input is written to, and configure how the address is collected:
      1. Enable Autocomplete: Turn address autocomplete on or off. When enabled, addresses are suggested with Google Maps as the user types. Turning it off disables autocomplete entirely.
      2. Selected country code: Select a field value or form expression that resolves to a country code, such as US or GB, to scope autocomplete to that country. If the value is empty, it falls back to the component’s default country code.
      3. Subdivision: Choose whether autocomplete returns the full state or subdivision name (Long name) or the abbreviated code (Short name). Available for web-based integrations only.
      4. Address type: Set the type of place results autocomplete returns.
      5. Manual prompt: Set the text for the link that lets users enter their address manually instead of using autocomplete. You can also customize the field’s behavior, such as whether it is required, and add custom validation rules to control when the entry is considered valid. See the Data tab section on the Screen Step components in Inquiries page for details.
   10. On the Logic tab, add rules that govern when the component appears, and when it does not. See the Logic tab section on the Screen Step components in Inquiries page for details.
7. Use the actions at the top right of the panel to copy, delete, or set translations on the component. To translate the text, see Editing translations for your Inquiry.
8. Close the step. You’ll have to Save and Publish the template to begin using it.

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