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# On Boarding Form

Boarding form will appears if customer clicking icon of live chat on your website page. In a boarding form, you can configure ‘*login label’, ‘on boarding message’, ‘connect button text’*, etc.

![On Boarding Form Design](/files/-MT-vHgpOERclom-whTX)

**Component explanation :**

| Field Name          | Description                                                         |
| ------------------- | ------------------------------------------------------------------- |
| Login Label         | Description that located below header on a chat window.             |
| On Boarding Message | Description that located on login form.                             |
| Connect Button Text | A text displayed in connect button.                                 |
| Name Placeholder    | A placeholder located in text area where we type our name.          |
| Email Placeholder   | A placeholder located in text area where we type our email address. |
| Phone Placeholder   | A placeholder located in text area where we type our phone number.  |


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