Connect forms to 6,000+ apps with Zapier
Use a new response as the trigger for any Zap. No webhook to configure and no code: pick an app, pick an action, done.
Set up in three steps.
- 1
Build a Zap
In Zapier, start a new Zap, search for this product as the trigger app and choose “New Response” as the trigger event.
- 2
Sign in and pick the form
Click Sign in, approve access with your account, then choose the form. Every form you can edit is available.
- 3
Map the fields and turn it on
Test the trigger to pull in a recent response, map its answers into the action app, and publish the Zap. It runs instantly on every new response from then on.
What teams do with it.
- Send responses into a CRM, helpdesk, or project tool without custom code.
- Chain a response into a multi-step workflow: notify a channel, log it, then follow up by email.
- Reach a destination not covered by a native integration on this list.
- Let a non-technical teammate wire up automation without touching a webhook URL.
What Zapier receives
Each response arrives with every answer, labelled with its question, plus the submission ID, form name and submit time. Answers stay mapped even if you later rename a question.
Questions, answered.
Use a new response as the trigger for any Zap. No webhook to configure and no code: pick an app, pick an action, done.
1. Build a Zap: In Zapier, start a new Zap, search for this product as the trigger app and choose “New Response” as the trigger event. 2. Sign in and pick the form: Click Sign in, approve access with your account, then choose the form. Every form you can edit is available. 3. Map the fields and turn it on: Test the trigger to pull in a recent response, map its answers into the action app, and publish the Zap. It runs instantly on every new response from then on.
Each response arrives with every answer, labelled with its question, plus the submission ID, form name and submit time. Answers stay mapped even if you later rename a question.