Edit Your Form's Settings

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Use the Form Settings tab at the top of a form to configure the additional settings. 

 

Form submission settings

You can manage your form's submission settings under the section labeled After someone completes this form.

  1. Click the Enable reCAPTCHA switch to reduce spam submissions on your form. 
    Note: reCAPTCHA will be automatically be turned on for any form with a Credit Card field, and cannot be turned off. This is to protect customer’s credit card information. 
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  2. To send users to a specific URL after their submission, select Send them to a different page and enter the Page URL you would like to use.
  3. If you'd rather display a simple message to the user after their submission, select Display a message over the form and enter a title and message instead.

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Notifications

  1. To send notification email(s) when a user submits a form, select the Add button and add the recipient's name and email address.
  2. Delete any existing notification by click the trash-icon.jpg icon next to the notification.

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  3. Optional: You can edit the text in the Form Notification Subject Line to customize the email subject line that appears when a form notification is received.
    Note: Typing :formName will dynamically insert the name of the form.

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All notifications will be sent from the email address noreply@notifications.mymarketing360.com. If you do not receive the form notifications in your inbox:

  1. Check to make sure that the notification email was not sent to Spam or any other folders other than your main inbox.
  2. You can add noreply@notifications.mymarketing360.com to your email's Safe Senders List. Here are instructions on how to add an email address to your Safe Senders List.

 

Form button

Customize your form's submission button by entering a new call to action in the Button Text field and click Save! Your visitors are going to want to know what to expect when they fill out your form. Something as simple as changing your “Submit” button to say “Get a free quote!” can make a huge difference in the number of conversions you see.

Here are a few examples that have been proven to be effective:

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Advanced styling

  1. If custom CSS classes were used on any form fields, define the properties here. Bootstrap classes do not need to be defined.Screen_Shot_2020-03-31_at_4.39.06_PM.png
  2. Click Save to submit.

 

Submission rules

Submission rules determine exactly how a new lead or contact will be added to the CRM after they submit your form.

 

Edit submission rules

  1. Click Submission Rules.

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    A menu will appear, where you can set your Leads Inbox form submission rules.

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  2. In the first field, select a Contact Type for the new user. A drop-down menu will appear when you click on the field.
  3. Select the status that will be assigned to the new contact. 
  4. Enter any Tags you would like to assign to the contact.
  5. Select who the contact will be assigned to. 

    If the option, Round robin is selected, contacts will be mapped to selected assignees, one at a time. For example, if three assignees are selected, the first contact created through this source will be assigned to the first assignee, the second contact to the second assignee, the third contact to the third assignee, and the fourth contact back to the first; and then the process will be repeated.

 

Duplicate submission rules

Use this section to determine what happens if a user submits the form more than once. These settings are all optional.

  1. To enable duplicate submission rules in the Leads Inbox, toggle this option "on." If you are editing a form within the Forms App, you will need to click Duplicate Submission Rules to open these settings.  

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  2. Select a Contact Type to use when a contact resubmits their information. Then select whether the new type should be added to the existing settings, or replace it instead.
  3. Select a Contact Status to use when a contact resubmits their information. Then select whether the new status should be added to the existing settings, or replace it instead.
  4. Select a Tag to use when a contact resubmits their information. Next, select whether the new tag should be added to the existing settings, or replace it instead.
  5. Select an Assigned To when a contact resubmits their information. Then select whether the new status should be added to the existing settings, or replace it instead.
  6. Select whether or not to overwrite mapped fields with values from duplicate submissions. This is also an optional setting.
    Note: Leaving this setting checked means that a duplicate submission can overwrite the values of the fields mapped to this source. Otherwise, a history item is simply created, and any possible change to individual fields is ignored.

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