In the settings, Access section, choose who can answer. This applies to forms, surveys and quizzes.

AccessHowFor
EveryonePublic linkContact, sign-up, feedback
PasswordA shared password, which you give outMembers' area, internal questionnaire
Contact listEach person enters their email address and, if you wish, a personal code stored in their contact recordExam, restricted consultation

Incorrect attempts

After several incorrect attempts (five by default, adjustable), access is blocked.

Password or list?

The password is the simplest option, but it gets passed around. The contact list knows who is answering: it lets you limit the number of attempts per person and pre-fill the email address from the invitation. Restrict an exam to your candidates.

To keep out bots rather than the curious: captcha and honeypot field.

In detail: security and GDPR.

Mailpro forms, surveys and quizzes

Choose who can answer

Shared password or contact list with personal code.

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