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# Overview
Form field mapping in Distro connects your web form fields to your routing system, enabling intelligent meeting distribution based on the information your prospects provide.
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When you integrate Distro with your web forms, it simply listens for form submissions to trigger the scheduling experience. This means:
* Your form continues to function exactly as before
* Distro only activates the scheduling widget when a form is submitted
* No interference with your current form setup or data collection processes
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### How to map your web forms
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Navigate to **Form Routers** in the sidebar
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Select "Forms"
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Click "+ New Form"
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Enter a title for the form
* Enter a unique, descriptive name for your form
* This name will be used for identification within Distro
* Example: "Marketing Website Contact Form"
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Enter the form selector
View how to integrate the different forms below
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Map the different fields between your form and your crm fields
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### Supported Forms
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