🟩 Multi Input

The Integrated Multiple Entry block allows several user information to be collected simultaneously via a unified form, thus avoiding a tedious succession of individual entries.

This block is particularly useful for registrations, profile creation or detailed questionnaires, offering an immersive and fluid experience thanks to a native interface adapted to each device.

📥 Entries

• fields (List/JSON): Structure defining the labels, types and validations of the fields to display (eg: name, age, email). Can be configured via a list or a JSON object depending on the version.
• Alternative: In the absence of explicit configuration, the block acts as a smart container where fields are defined directly in the editor.

📤 Outings

• responses (Object/JSON): Data structure containing all user input after validation of the form.
• success (Stream): Signal triggered upon valid submission of the form, allowing the flow to continue.

💡 Example of use

Scenario: Registering for an online service

1. Your application requires the collection of first name, last name, email and password to create an account.
2. Instead of creating 4 separate input blocks, configure the Integrated Multiple Input block with these 4 fields.
3. The user is presented with a single form with all required fields, styled according to the application theme.
4. After validation, the block emits a “success” signal and transmits the entered data as a JSON object.
5. Use a "Decode JSON" block to extract each value and store them in the corresponding variables (eg: user_name, user_email).

⚙️ Technical Details

• UX Optimization: Reducing the number of interactions significantly improves the user conversion rate.
• Personalization: The appearance of the form depends on the application's global CSS themes, with the possibility of overloading.
• Validation: Validation rules (email format, minimum length, etc.) can be defined in the field structure.

Updated on: 04/03/2026