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See answers arrive

Answers from requests and share links land in one inbox per form. Find them there, get an email for each one, and send them on to other tools.


One inbox for both channels

Open the form from the Forms list. A published form opens on its own page, on the Submissions tab. From the editor, Inbox takes you there.

The form page's top bar. The icons, left to right: Public link, New request, Integrations, and Settings.

Every answer is in the List view. The Channel column shows how it arrived: Public link or Request. A request row links back to its request.

The Submissions tab: one row per response, with the channel it came through.

Next to List, Summary shows charts and counts per question, and Analytics shows views, completion rate, devices and traffic sources (Pro).

The Requests tab, next to Submissions, shows the form’s requests: who has not opened theirs yet, which reminders went out, and whether your workflow heard back. See the submission inbox.

Answers to a test request

A test request, such as the one Try it yourself makes, keeps its answers out of the Submissions tab, exports and integrations. To see them, open the form’s Requests tab, or Requests in the sidebar, then open Filter, tick Show test requests, and click the request.

Get an email for each answer

Click Settings, the gear icon, and open the Emails tab. Turn on Notify on new submission. Your own address is already filled in, and this works on Free. On Pro, you can add more recipients and attach a PDF of the answers. See self notifications.

Settings, Emails tab.

To send the person who answered a confirmation, turn on Send confirmation to respondent (Pro). On a request, it goes to the recipient. See respondent notifications.

Send answers to other tools

An integration sends every submission to another tool as it arrives, such as Google Sheets, Notion, Airtable, HubSpot, Slack or your own webhook. Click Integrations, the plug icon, to add one. See all integrations.

A workflow that sent a request also hears back when that request ends, with its answers. See the requests overview.

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