Submissions
Submissions land in a queue you review per form — who sent it, when, and where it stands. Public forms take answers from anyone; mapped ones turn those answers into profiles.
The queue
Each form has its own submission list. A row shows the submitting profile — or Anonymous — alongside its status and timestamps; opening it shows exactly what was sent.
From answer to person
A public form is often the first time someone reaches you. With a profile mapping, that first contact becomes a profile in your audience — not a row in a spreadsheet.
When a submission arrives
Every submission fires an event — and so does every status change. Pipelines pick them up and run whatever you've built.
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