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Project requests can be standardized by using Forms (including AI-generated labels) to collect structured info, map responses to custom fields, and trigger automations.

Yes, intake submissions can be prioritized automatically by using dropdown custom fields + Rules or formula fields to score and rank incoming requests based on form responses.

Yes, requests can be routed to different teams by using Rules triggered by custom field values to assign or move tasks/project based on form input.

The intake backlog can be managed by using Board view with custom fields, sections for status, and Rules to auto-assign, tag, and move requests.

Yes, intake can be standardized across teams by building intake Bundles/templates to apply forms, custom fields, and rules organization-wide.

Yes, subtasks or tasks can be triggered on intake by using Rules to add subtasks to form-submitted tasks, which convert into their own tasks when multi-homed.

Yes, form responses can populate custom fields as form questions can map to custom fields and then feed automation rules based on those values.

Yes, intake metrics can be exported as Dashboards automatically chart form responses, submission volumes, and backlog trends.

Yes, intake layouts can be reused as templates by building flows (Forms+Fields+Rules) and grouping them into Bundles/templates for reuse.