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Once your form is created, it’s time to try Using Forms[[V4_Using_Forms | using ]] it. From the forms page, click on the test [[Image:UseForm.png]] icon 
icon below your form. This brings up your form on frevvo’s Live Forms’s web server. Go ahead and enter values into your form. Notice how each time you tab to another field frevvo immediately validates the data in the prior field and immediately displays an error message and color indication when there is a problem. For instance, try to enter a text string in an input that is a numeric control. See the [[V4_Using_Forms#Valid_forms | Validation]] section Validation section for details on validation rules
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By default your forms are private and only accessible when you are logged into frevvo as the form designer. While developing your form, you can test it in use mode by clicking on the test [[Image:UseFormU seForm.png]] icon to the right of the form's name. Once you are satisfied with your form you can make it public by clicking the [[Image:NotPublic.png]] icon on the Form page to the right of your form's name. Forms have three states:
* Private - for use only by the form designer
* Public in tenant - accessible to users with a frevvo user account
* Public anonymous - accessible to anyone who knows the [[V4_Integration#Embedded_Forms | form's URL]].
Click the icon twice so you see the [[Image:Public.png]] icon which means your form is pubic anonymous.
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