Link forms to a project

Attach a form to a project so its submissions become a data layer you can map — from a project's Forms tab — and create a map straight from a form.

Updated 20 September 2026

A form belongs to your forms project, but a project is where you map, analyse and present its data. Linking connects the two.

  1. Open the project and go to its Forms tab.
  2. Choose to link a form and pick from your existing forms — or create a new one and link it.

The form now appears in the project's Data tab as a data layer. See Form data as a map layer.

#Map a form

From the project's Forms tab, choose Map submissions on a form. OrionGIS creates a map in the project with the form's submissions already on it and opens Map Studio. From the Maps tab, Map a form does the same thing. Or use Create map / Add to map… on the form's row in the Data tab.

#Live, not copied

A form layer reads the form's submissions each time you open it, so new submissions show up on the map without exporting or uploading anything.

Unlinking removes the form from the project (and its layer from the Data tab) but does not delete the form or any submissions.

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