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Send form data via email or webhooks
The Form Component is a powerful form solution allowing you to send form submissions via your own email server or via a webhook.
Server Requirements
The Form Component in Elements requires PHP 8.x or newer.
Email
To recive emails via the Form Component you will need to enter your Email server details. Here’s a breakdown of what each field means and what you’ll need to configure to make it work properly:
Host
Email host address. e.g. mail.yourdomain.com
Port
The port number the email server uses for sending messages. - 587: For TLS encryption (most common) - 465: For SSL encryption. - 25: For non-encrypted emails (not recommended).
Encryption
Choose the encryption method required by your email provider. None, TLS, SSL
Username
The email address or username for the SMTP account you’re using to send emails. e.g. admin@yourdomain.com.
Password
The password for your SMTP account.
Webhooks
A webhook allows your form submissions to be sent directly to another service, like a database, CRM, or automation tool without needing to check emails or manually process the data. By sending form data to a webhook, you can trigger workflows in Zapier, Make, or Pipedream, making it easy to do the following (and so much more):
• Add a new lead to Airtable or Google Sheets
• Send a follow-up email through Mailchimp or ConvertKit
• Notify your team in Slack or Discord
• Create support tickets in Zendesk or Trello
There's really no limit to what you can do with the new webhooks feature. Whether you’re building a customer support system, a lead capture form, or a dynamic survey that feeds into a database, webhooks unlock powerful automation and customization that email simply can’t match.
Webhooks and Attachments: If you are using an attachment in your form, only the first attached file will be sent via the WebHook.
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