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Test your form to verify that all your business rules are working as expected. For instance if you have a radio field "Billing address same as Shipping?" and select "no", you would expect the hidden Shipping Address section to become visible and required. Test each form field that has dynamic business rules to verify that they are working as you want. Also remember to test the negative cases, for example if you then click "yes" to the billing address question, make sure the Shipping Address section control becomes hidden and optional again. Note it's very important that hidden controls are not required as discussed above.
Test your form to verify that the final form and doc actions are working as expect. Make sure that your final submissions are reaching their desired end point. For example, if your form Doc Action is configured to send an email or post to another system or to save to Google Drive or Sheets, you'll want to verify that this is working. Submissions errors have many possible causes. Maybe your forms is configured to send an email and you used a control template in the email wizard To field. If the email address control was filled with an bad email it will cause the submission to fail. Errors can also occur if you are posting to a web service and the web service fails. One way to debug submission errors is to set your Error Actions to {_frevvo_root_cause_msg}. A second way to debug submission errors is to use the submission repository. The submission repository has an error indicator on any submission that had an issue. See Submission Errors.
When you are done testing and are ready to roll out your form, mark it public or public in tenant via the icon and make it available by sharing it.
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