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Set up an acquisition form

Edit the campaign-level acquisition form copy, consent content, and verification messages.

In this article, you'll configure the participant-facing acquisition form by editing its sign-up copy, consent content, and verification messages at campaign level.

Prerequisites

  • The campaign uses an acquisition flow where participants sign up or log in before continuing.
  • You know which campaign languages and consent text you need.
  • You have permission to edit Campaign Translation. If the acquisition form fields are read-only, ask an admin to update them.

Configuration

Open Campaign Translation

Navigate to Studio -> Build -> Settings -> Campaign Translation.

Expand the Acquisition Form group

In the translation drawer, open the Acquisition Form section.

Update the sign-up and login copy

Review the titles, action labels, and verification-code messages so the registration flow matches your campaign tone and language.

Review the field labels

Check the participant-facing labels for email, first name, last name, and phone number.

Review the marketing opt-in text, the terms text and link, and the legal notice copy so the participant can clearly understand what they are accepting.

Save and test the participant flow

Click Save, then open the participant experience and test the sign-up, login, consent, and verification steps in the language you just updated.

What participants see

In the live experience, the acquisition form can show:

  • a sign-up or login title
  • core profile fields such as email, first name, last name, and phone number
  • consent text and terms content
  • a verification code step sent by email after sign-up

The structure is fixed in the current product

The acquisition form is currently a fixed campaign-level registration form. You customise its copy and consent content; you do not pick a separate schema for it.

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