Real-time checks.
Give immediate feedback before invalid data becomes a workflow problem.
Reliable information from the first submission
Keep your data accurate from the start. Ensure every form submission meets your data standards and business rules. Define required fields, data formats, limits, conditional requirements, and custom rules so errors are caught before they affect your workflows.
Quality control for every form
Catch problems early and keep workflows supplied with usable data.
Give immediate feedback before invalid data becomes a workflow problem.
Ensure information meets your defined standards before it enters your system.
Apply requirements that control what users must enter and when.
Give immediate feedback before invalid data becomes a workflow problem.
What Field Validation does
Instead of hoping people fill out forms correctly, automated checks catch errors before they affect approvals, reporting, or downstream work.
Ensure information meets your defined standards before it enters your system.
Apply rules that reflect how your organization actually operates.
Show immediate messages when entered information does not meet a requirement.
Show, hide, require, or validate fields based on business conditions.
Required fields and data types
Control the information users must provide and validate values according to the field type being collected. Each field carries its own rule set, so the form enforces exactly what the process needs.
Essential contact information collected on every submission.
Format-checked on entry so downstream notifications can be delivered.
Number with min and max range so approvals route correctly.
URL format verification with protocol handling for external links.
Required fields support legal requirements, approval workflows, business dependencies, and essential contact information. Once the form is submitted, downstream steps can rely on the information without re-checking it.
Custom business rules
Create conditions that evaluate multiple fields and enforce requirements specific to your organization.
If Priority is High, Approval Required becomes Yes. The form can enforce that relationship before the request reaches the next stage.
Length, range, and format controls
Define limits that keep information consistent and prevent invalid data from reaching your workflow.
Minimum and maximum text lengths keep descriptions and free-text answers consistent.
Acceptable number ranges prevent wrong magnitudes for budgets, quantities, and scores.
Expected value formats enforce structure for emails, phone numbers, URLs, and identifiers.
Apply validation rules scoped to a single field without touching the rest of the form.
Conditional and dynamic forms
Show only relevant fields, make information conditionally required, and keep the experience short without weakening the rules behind it.
The next field appears based on this answer.
Displayed only when the previous question is answered affirmatively.
Required when the amount exceeds the configured threshold.
Department-specific validation
Different processes need different checks. Field Validation can represent the requirements of each department.
Expense approval. Require manager approval for expenses over $1,000, receipts for travel, and currency conversion for international requests.
Recruitment. Require five-plus years of experience for senior roles, show time zones for remote work, and request legal documents when needed.
Lead qualification. Route enterprise accounts, show starter packages for smaller budgets, and require decision-maker details when necessary.
Real-time error handling
Users should know what went wrong and how to fix it before they reach the final submission step. Each alert type carries its own tone, field scope, and resolution guidance.
Blocks submission until the value is corrected. The field is highlighted in the form and the cursor jumps to it.
Allows the user to continue but flags the record so the next stage knows an approval is expected before the work can proceed.
Appears next to the field as help text. It doesn't block the form — it just makes the requirement visible before the user submits.
Validation that supports your workflow
Validation prevents incomplete submissions, enforces approvals, and keeps downstream processes supplied with consistent information.
User provides the information.
Rules check values and conditions.
Clean information is accepted.
Required review can begin.
The workflow continues.
Keep data accurate, enforce the rules behind the work, and help users complete every form correctly the first time.