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Share an active form as a public link or show it on your website. You can share a form as a public link, or show the same form in an iframe on your website. A visitor does not need a Broker Panel account to open or submit it. See Form Center for building forms and for activating, deactivating, or deleting them.

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Who Can Do This

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Publish a Form

1

Choose the Language

On the builder success screen, select Display Language if the form has a saved translation.
2

Copy the Form URL

Use Direct Link to copy the Form URL. The open icon tests the URL in a new browser tab.
For an existing form, use Copy Form URL or Open Form in the row’s Manage menu, or the copy icon in the Direct URL column.
The Language list contains English and the form’s saved translations. The generated URL includes the selected language when it is not English.
The generated iframe fills the width of its container and is 500 pixels tall. Change those display values in your website code.

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Allow an External Embed Domain

The allowed-domain list applies to every form for your broker. A form can always run in a same-origin iframe, but each external website origin must be added before that site can show the form. Admin only.
Manage Embed Domains dialog with allowed domain entries

Manage Embed Domains

1

Open Form Settings

Select Form Settings in Form Center.
2

Open Manage Embed Domains

Select Manage Embed Domains.
3

Enter the Origins

Enter one origin per line in Allowed Domains. Use a full HTTPS origin.
4

Save

Select Save Changes.
The saved value keeps the protocol, host, and port when present, and the panel removes any path. This dialog accepts HTTP only for localhost.
Add every required origin separately, because a different protocol, subdomain, or port is a different origin. Clearing Allowed Domains stops external websites from framing your forms.

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Set Trusted IPs

Public form submissions have a broker-wide rate limit: one source IP can send five form submissions in a 60-minute window for one broker. Further submissions are blocked until the window permits another. A trusted IP bypasses only this submission rate limit. It does not bypass form status checks, spam checks, or field validation. Admin only.
1

Open Form Settings

Select Form Settings in Form Center.
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Open Trusted IPs

Select Trusted IPs.
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Enter the Addresses

Enter one IP address per line in Trusted IP Addresses.
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Save

Select Save Changes.
Add only an IP that you control and trust. Do not add a visitor IP to work around a temporary rate limit.
The panel accepts individual IPv4 and IPv6 addresses only, not ranges or CIDR notation.
Clear the field and save to disable the bypass.

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Review Submissions

1

Open the Submissions

Select Manage > View Submissions.
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Review the Requests

The panel opens Requests with the form filter applied.
Each successful submission creates a New Service request with Form as its source. The visitor sees the configured success message and is redirected if the form has a redirect URL.The form’s Approval value decides what happens next:

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Troubleshooting

Confirm the row shows the Active status, then use Manage > Open Form to test the current URL. An incorrect broker slug, an incorrect form slug, or an inactive form returns a not-found page.
Open Form Settings > Manage Embed Domains and confirm Allowed Domains contains the exact parent website origin, including protocol, subdomain, and port. Save the change and reload the parent website. If the embed-domain lookup fails, the panel permits same-origin framing only.
Manage Embed Domains needs one full URL per line, HTTPS for an external website, and no path segments. Trusted IPs needs one individual IPv4 or IPv6 address per line, with no ranges, CIDR suffixes, or other text.
The source IP reached five submissions in the 60-minute window for this broker. Wait for the window to permit another submission, and use Trusted IPs only for a fixed source IP that you control.
Confirm the visitor saw the success message, then use Manage > View Submissions to apply the correct form filter. If submission still fails, test the public form and correct the field error it shows.

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Next Step

Review Service Requests

Approve or reject the requests your forms create.
Last modified on October 4, 2026