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Find any form, client, report or setting with ⌘K, and move around OneForm without the mouse.

Updated October 22, 2026 · 2 min read

One search box finds everything in OneForm: your forms, responses, leads, reports, bookings and workflows, plus every page and setting. Single-key shortcuts take you straight to the sections you use most.

Search everything

  1. Press ⌘ K on a Mac or Ctrl K on Windows. You can also press / when you're not typing in a box, or click Search at the top of the page.
  2. Start typing: a client's name or email, a form's title, a setting ("logo", "reply-to"), or something you want to do ("create a form").
  3. Use the arrow keys to pick a result and press Enter to open it.

Search forgives typos and finds settings by the words people use for them, so "colors" finds your brand color setting.

Narrow it down

  • Type > first to see only actions, such as switching firm or changing the theme.
  • Type a kind of thing and a colon to search only that: form: tax, lead: smith, report: march. The others are response:, booking:, workflow:, order:, team:, idea: and help: (help articles, which open in the Help panel).
  • Press Tab to move through the filters under the search box.
  • Press ⌘ Enter (Ctrl Enter on Windows) to open a result in a new tab.

Keyboard shortcuts

These single keys work anywhere except while you're typing in a box or a dialog is open.

Press To
g then f Go to Forms
g then r Go to Review
g then p Go to Responses
g then l Go to Leads
g then b Go to Bookings
g then w Go to Workflows
g then i Go to Insights
g then s Go to Settings
c Create a form
h Open or close help for the page you're on
? Show every shortcut

Press the second key within a second of g.

Why doesn't a shortcut work?

  • You're typing somewhere. Shortcuts are off while the cursor is in a text box, so you can type freely. Click an empty part of the page first.
  • A dialog is open. Close it with Esc, then try again.
  • Your browser or another app uses the same keys. Some browser extensions take over / or Ctrl K. Click Search at the top of the page instead.
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