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# Incident Forms
Incident Forms allows you to add more information to an incident. This can be customised per incident category.
## Creating an Incident Form
To create an incident form, follow the steps below:
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{% step %}
### Go to the Incident Form Tab
Under **Site Settings**, select the **Incident Form** tab.
{% endstep %}
{% step %}
### Click 'Create Form'
Click the 'Create Form' button to create a source label. Your newly-created label should appear at the bottom of the list.
{% endstep %}
{% endstepper %}
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## Configuring your Form
To configure your form, simply click the form you would like to continue and a menu should pop out.
Simply select which categories will receieve the form and the fields where staff members can fill in information. You can select if they are required or not.
Once enabled, if a staff member created a report using the category you've assigned, your fields will be shown in the incident report.
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