DAM Jr
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Anybody know of a good site for creating forms? Preferably one that specializes in the Insurance industry, if one exists. I snooped around in here and didn't come across any threads.
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What type of forms are you referring to? Lead generation forms? Policy updates? Something else?
Physical forms or online? Also, Josh's questions.
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I use word and then print to pdf. Then you can use pdf editing software to make it fillable.
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DAM Jr
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For starters, I'm looking to create a new Fact Finder for myself. I've been using one provided by an IMO, and I'd like to create my own. Preferably one that is fillable online.
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DAM Jr
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I was actually just checking out Adobe and think that's the route I'm going to take.
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I love the enormous amount of valuable free information on this site.
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DAM Jr
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I've learned a lot from these forums. Got rid of ole Facebook, and scroll thru this instead.
Hi @David Morrison
Might be late to the thread, but have you tried the Google forms?
I believe now it has customization possibilities. With GForm you can create a form of your choice and design, rather than going for a conventional format. Also, you can try Canva, but it has limitations I guess. Do try these, please if you are looking for online/printed forms.
Might be late to the thread, but have you tried the Google forms?
I believe now it has customization possibilities. With GForm you can create a form of your choice and design, rather than going for a conventional format. Also, you can try Canva, but it has limitations I guess. Do try these, please if you are looking for online/printed forms.
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I'll definitely check it out, appreciate the recommendation.
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