Features

Collecting responses
Create a form by simply adding inputs using the form builder.
Every input field gets assigned an unique identifier.

Form Builder offers multiple ways of submitting forms.

1. Use your forms embed code and place the code somewhere on your webpage. Replace the YOUR-DIV section with the ID of the actual div you want your form to appear in. That's it - you're done.

2. Slightly more difficult, but with more freedom. Create your own HTML form and simply use the form endpoint and the input field unique identifiers as input names to submit your information. Don't forget to include a hidden input field with the honeypot.

3. For advanced users. Build your own HTML form and submit the form using ajax.

Now that you know how to get data into your account let's see what you can do with it.

Integrations
Form Builder offers multiple integrations.
To enable integrations, all you need to do is complete some initial setup process and then you are good to go. Integrations can be added/removed by pressing the "Manage integrations" button on your forms detail view.

Use our Trello integration to automatically create a card for every response. Or add a new record to a Google Sheets document using the Google Sheets integration.
Using the Zapier integration you can use thousands of pre-built integrations to automate your workflow.

API
Form Builder also provides you with an API.
Use the responses endpoint to fetch all your forms responses. You could even implement your own comment section by fetching and displaying the responses and collecting new responses using your comment form.

Get a list of all your forms or view detailed information about a specific form.

The API is not limited to only fetching results. Create and update forms with simple HTTP requests right from your server. Automatically create a new form whenever you release a new blog post.

Your user has access to your master API key. Using this key you can use every feature our API offers.
We also offer per-form API tokens. Those can be used to update a form and fetch responses. Perfect for cases when you want to hand of development of a new feature and don't want the company to have access to all your other forms.