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# Create New Referral Form
**GoAffPro** provides you with the option to create new referral forms.
To create a new referral form, go to the **Form referrals** tab in the GoAffPro admin panel.
Form referrals
Here, click on **Setup form**.
This will open up the New form section.
Here, set the form name.
After this, select the "I want to create and embed this form in my website" option.
Now, click on **Submit**.
This will open up the Edit form section.
Here, set the form configuration such as the title, add data button title, description, and success message. You also have the option to assign the organic (non-referral) leads to an affiliate.
Set form configuration
After this, click on **Add field** in the form builder section.
Next, set the field label, field type, and select the data type. You also have the option to make the form field a required field and set its display width.
You can view the form fields in the Form Preview section.
After this, click on **Save**.
Finally, the form will be saved.
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