Hey @GV123 

Thank you for posting your question here in the community,

Many users find the native builder sufficient for simple forms and appreciate the seamless integration. However, it may lack the flexibility needed for more complex forms, like those requiring dynamic fields. I wouldn’t rely on Klaviyo for ‘Dynamic Location Fields’ as I have seen people here on community ask questions about location not being set correctly. Some even said that all the locations were set to ‘Oregon’ which might be a default location value Klaviyo falls back to, but I am not sure of this and wouldn’t rely on Klaviyo for location.

since you have an account with typeform let me compare Klaviyo and Typeform.

Klaviyo Form Builder:

• Pros:
  • Seamless Integration: Klaviyo’s form builder directly integrates with your account, ensuring that data collected automatically updates customer profiles.
  • Ease of Use: It’s user-friendly, especially if you’re already familiar with Klaviyo’s interface.
  • Custom Fields: You can easily create custom fields that map directly to profile properties in Klaviyo.
  • Trigger Flows: You can trigger email/SMS flows directly based on form submissions.
• Cons:
  • Limited Customization: While it’s sufficient for basic forms, Klaviyo’s form builder may lack the advanced design and functionality options that tools like Typeform offer.
  • Dynamic Fields: It doesn’t support advanced features like dynamic dropdowns out of the box.

Typeform:

• Pros:
  • Advanced Customization: Typeform offers more advanced design options, interactive features, and dynamic form fields.
  • User Experience: Typeform’s interface is highly engaging, potentially leading to higher form completion rates.
  • Integration Options: With integrations like Zapier, Typeform can send data directly to Klaviyo.
• Cons:
  • Additional Setup: You’ll need to set up integrations (e.g., via Zapier or Typeform's native integration) to ensure data is sent to Klaviyo.
  • Data Syncing: While it’s possible to sync data, it requires more configuration and might introduce delays or errors if not set up correctly.
  • Cost: If you’re already paying for Typeform, this is an added cost compared to using Klaviyo’s native forms.

Typeform does have a native integration with Klaviyo, so Integration is not a problem, we use typeforms for our clients and it works perfectly.

To answer your last question - Here is how to sync properties/data in klaviyo

I hope the above information helps you answer all of your question. if not, feel free to ask more.

Cheers

Arpit Banjara

thanks so much @ArpitBanjara