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# Build service forms with dynamic fields
Customize the request form employees fill in Slack or Teams: choose visible, optional or mandatory request attributes and add dynamic fields per service
When an employee submit a request on Slack or Teams, a short form pop-up appears where the employee can fill-up and modify :
* Modify the title of its request,
* Add a description to the request
* Categorize the request to the right service or Application
Modify the title of its request,
Add a description to the request
Categorize the request to the right service or Application
Still, you've got the possibility to custom this form, add dynamic fields and choose optional or mandatory fields.
### Change the requests attributes
Regarding the generic fields displayed on the form, you can do some modifications on it.\
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To do so, on the Admin side, you just have to :
1. Click on ***the settings***** ⚙️** (top right of the page)
2. On the left-hand menu, select "***Request attributes***"
3. Select the fields you want to put visible, the ones you want to put as mandatory
Click on ***the settings***** ⚙️** (top right of the page)
On the left-hand menu, select "***Request attributes***"
Select the fields you want to put visible, the ones you want to put as mandatory
### Create custom and dynamic fields
Based on the category ("[**Services**](https://app.siit.io/services?tab=all)") you have created, you can create custom forms with dynamic fields.\
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To do so, on the Admin side, you have to click first on the **People tab** > [**Services**](https://app.siit.io/services)
Then, all you have to do is selecting the "Service" you want to custom. And follow the steps as presented in the video below ⤵️
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