Am I correct in assuming that if a submission is edited, instead of overwriting the data, there is no way to create a new record per submission with o

I have a separate question: Am I correct in assuming that if a submission is edited, instead of overwriting the data, there is no way to create a new record per submission with other services (such as Google Sheets, Zapier, AirTable, etc.)? We'd like to have a record of the original submission and the edited submission.

Looking at the JotForm Google Sheets Third-party Integration, it seems like an edited submission updates the record. Looking at Zapier to Google Sheets, if a record is edited, the Zap doesn't add a record. Looking at Zapier to AirTable, only new submissions are added.

UPDATE (April 5, 2019): Direct integration with Airtable is available now. 

1. Open the Form Builder.

2. Find the Airtable integration under the Settings.

3. Paste your API Key and click on the "Authenticate" button. (To generate API Key, you should open this page and click on the "Generate API Key" button)

4. Select which of your bases you would like to connect to, then select one of the tables within the base.

5. Map the fields on the table with form fields and click on the "Save" button. 

6. You can create multiple connections to various Airtable bases and tables with the same integration.

The submissions will be sent to Airtable every time your form is submitted.

Additionally, you can look at this guide to learn how to integrate JotForm with Airtable: https://www.jotform.com/help/561-How-to-integrate-JotForm-with-Airtable

There is no way to generate the new entries on native JotForm integrations like Google Sheet when the submissions are updated. When the submission is edited it will be updated in JotForm and linked Google Sheet.

I think that for Zapier it should be tested for each specific Zap since it may be different for different integrations.

UPDATE: Direct integration with Airtable is available now. 

1. Open the Form Builder.

2. Find the Airtable integration under the Settings.

3. Paste your API Key and click on the "Authenticate" button. (To generate API Key, you should open this page and click on the "Generate API Key" button)

4. Select which of your bases you would like to connect to, then select one of the tables within the base.

5. Map the fields on the table with form fields and click on the "Save" button. 

6. You can create multiple connections to various Airtable bases and tables with the same integration.

The submissions will be sent to Airtable every time your form is submitted.

Additionally, you can look at this guide to learn how to integrate JotForm with Airtable: https://www.jotform.com/help/561-How-to-integrate-JotForm-with-Airtable