We just shipped a new feature for Tape Forms:
You can now decide what kind of access a submitter should have to the record they just created.
After submission by a logged-in user, choose whether they should:
• have no access,
• view it only,
• comment,
• edit,
• share it,
• or get full access
If the submitter already has higher access via the database app, that permission stays in place - the higher one takes priority.
Forms have always been great for collecting data via public link.
Now - Forms can become a powerful part of your team’s internal workflows.
With form permissions, you can control who can use a form inside Tape and with this new feature, you can define exactly what kind of access a submitter should have after submission.
This enables a smoother, more intuitive record creation process.
For example, when only a few essential fields are needed supported by guiding text, helpful visuals, and a well-structured column layout.
Using Forms inside of Tape unlocks a whole new range of possibilities.
This is new for all of us, and we’re excited to see what you’ll build with it.
Got a use case in mind? Please drop it in the comments.