Hi @andrewtye , Currently forms are associated with individual models rather than the page. In order to provide capability to change a page source model depending on its application lifecycle phase, forms must be associated with the page instead of a specific model. When added to a page, the form will be able to support all models associated with the page. For example, in a split production model scenario (ie. Dev > Prod 1 and Dev > Prod 2), currently 3 forms would be required across 3 separate Pages (1 for each model on each page), in the future a single page will be able to support all 3 models (Dev, Prod 1, and Prod 2), and the single form on the page will work against all 3 models. In this scenario the form is still being reused, but across multiple models with the same structure, as opposed to the same model across multiple pages. Thanks Chris Marriott
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