Salesforce Certified Pardot Consultant Practice Exam

When should you use Kiosk Mode for forms?

1. To collect data anonymously

2. To perform repeated manual registrations

3. To prevent users from seeing the form again

4. To hide sensitive fields from users

The correct answer is: To perform repeated manual registrations

Kiosk Mode is particularly beneficial for scenarios involving repeated manual registrations, such as at events or trade shows where multiple registrations need to be completed in a short amount of time. In Kiosk Mode, it allows for a streamlined input process by automatically resetting the form after submission, making it easier for multiple users to enter their information without the need for manual clearing of fields. This functionality enhances the user experience by minimizing wait times and errors during data entry, which is particularly important in high-traffic environments. While the other options touch on valuable considerations, they do not align as closely with the primary purpose of Kiosk Mode. Collecting data anonymously is typically handled with different privacy settings, and Kiosk Mode is not specifically designed for that purpose. Similarly, while Kiosk Mode can prevent users from seeing the form again after submission, its main utility lies in facilitating rapid and repetitive data entry rather than visibility control. Lastly, hiding sensitive fields is not a function inherent to Kiosk Mode and would typically be addressed through other forms of form design or settings.