Collect form responses

Steps

1. 1

   Step 1 · With Jarvis

   Add the form

   Ask Jarvis, Coframe's assistant: "Add a waitlist form with email and plan that saves to a waitlist table."

   Jarvis makes the table, builds the form in your brand, and connects the two.

2. 2

   Step 2 · On staging

   Send a test

   Publish to staging and send the form once yourself.

   Open the Data tab, then Form submissions, and check that your test arrived.

3. 3

   Step 3 · Publish

   Publish to production

   Publish to production.

Read the answers

• Open the table in Data to see answers as they arrive. Sort, filter, or export them as CSV.
• Each answer shows when it came in and which variant of the page the visitor saw.
• Ask Jarvis: "How many waitlist sign-ups came in this week, by plan?"

Keep spam out

Ask Jarvis to turn on any of these:

• A hidden trap field that people never see and bots fill in.
• Cloudflare Turnstile, a check that stops most bots without a puzzle.
• Limits on how often one visitor can send the form.

Good to know

• Test answers stay separate. Answers from staging or the editor are marked as tests and deleted after 30 days.
• Answers are private. Visitors can't see each other's answers.
• Send sign-ups to Contacts. Ask Jarvis to "add every new waitlist email to Contacts," and each new answer becomes a contact.

Coming soon

• Forms you build and edit by hand, with answers sent to email, Slack or a webhook, and a view of where people stop. Coming soon
• Quizzes and calculators on your pages. Coming soon

Related

• Make pages from a table →
• Use case: Forms without a form tool →