What should be enabled on a Pardot form if an Administrator wants to sign many people up on the same computer at a trade show booth?

Kiosk/Data Entry Mode is a specific setting for Pardot forms designed for scenarios like trade shows where multiple individuals submit information from a single device. When enabled, this mode prevents Pardot from placing a cookie in the browser after a form submission. This is critical because, without it, all subsequent submissions from that same browser would be incorrectly associated with the first prospect who filled out the form, overwriting their data. Kiosk Mode ensures each submission creates a new, unique prospect record, maintaining data integrity during high-volume, shared-device registrations.

A. reCAPTCHA: This is a security feature used to prevent spam and bot submissions, not to manage multiple unique prospect entries from a single computer.

C. Progressive Profiling: This feature shows new fields to known, returning prospects to gather more information over time, which is the opposite of registering many new prospects.

D. “Not you”? Link: This link allows a user to manually clear a cookied prospect's data, but Kiosk Mode is the correct administrative setting to automate this process for many users.

1. Salesforce Help & Training, Pardot Documentation, "Pardot Form Settings Reference".

Section: Completion Actions > Kiosk/Data Entry Mode.

Content: This section explicitly states, "Select Kiosk/Data Entry Mode if the form is on a public computer, such as at a trade show. This setting prevents prospect sessions from tracking to a single prospect record." This directly confirms the feature's purpose for the trade show scenario.

2. Salesforce Help & Training, Pardot Documentation, "Considerations for Using Forms".

Section: Kiosk Mode.

Content: The documentation advises, "When you use a form at a trade show or for data entry, enable Kiosk Mode. When Kiosk Mode is enabled, prospects who submit the form aren’t cookied." This reinforces that Kiosk Mode is the designated solution for this use case.