Can I access the Custom field directly integration with salesforce to JotForm without any third party tool like Zaiper?

I am trying to integrate jot forms with my client's Salesforce Sandbox. I added the integration and Jotform is able to authentic the credentials. However, when I select "Lead" object to send the Form records to, it gave only Standard Field, but not able to get custom Field of leads. 

whenever i was trying to integration with the help of zapier, that time i was able to get both standard and custom field of leads.

so question is that can I access the Custom field directly integration with JotForm without any third party tool like Zaiper.

I also attached screen sort please find and Help me.

Thanks. 

It looks like the custom fields from the Salesforce lead is not displaying in the map fields of the integration. Please allow me some time to check on this and get back to you with relevant information.

Thank you for your patience. 

Thank you for being patient. I have tested the Salesforce integration again on my test form. I see that the custom fields from the lead is now displaying normally in the integration wizard.

Following the screenshot from the Salesforce Lead custom fields.

Please try logging into JotForm account using a private/incognito window and see how it works. Please get back to us if the issue still persists. We will be happy to assist you further. 

 Hi, Kiran Thanks for replied!.

but problem is that if i am doing with my dev org it is work properly and show the all custom field in JotForm.

but in Client Send box, i am not able to access Custom field of Leads.

so what can i do, please reply.

Thanks.

Thank you for contacting us.

When enabling API permissions in Saleforce, did you allow the API to have full access of the account? This is under systems permissions set in Salesforce.

Hi Darshan,

We’re excited to announce that Jotform is now available on the Salesforce AppExchange! Salesforce AppExchange is an online application marketplace for third-party applications and solutions and it offers thousands of solutions and services that extend Salesforce, eliminating the need for constant platform switching. All that is required is to use the Salesforce forms and select object types to map them to corresponding fields. 

Here's how you can get started with the Jotform for Salesforce setup:

How to Add Jotform to your Salesforce Account

When you install Jotform’s app on your Salesforce account, you’ll have a Salesforce button right there on your forms, so now you can automate the creation of records in Salesforce. Keep on reading to learn how to install Jotform on Salesforce AppExchange. 

1. Log into your Salesforce account and click on the 9 Dots Icon on the left side of your homepage to open the App Launcher.
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4. Search for Jotform and click on it. 
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7. To assign the Jotform App User permission to relevant users, go to the Setup tab. Note that you need to be the system administrator to change the permission settings.
8. After that, go to the Administration section on the left side of the page.
9. Under the User dropdown list, select Permission Sets.   
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12. Click on Jotform App User permission, then click on the Manage Assignments button.  
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15. On the Current Assignments page, click on the Add Assignment button, and select users to assign the permissions.
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18. Under the Setup tab, you can either log into your existing Jotform account or create one for free. If you’re new to Jotform, check out our subscription options.
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21. Once you log in or create your account, you’ll be asked to allow Salesforce to access your Jotform account. Click on Allow, and your setup will be complete!

Creating a Salesforce Form

1. Now you can create forms that are automatically integrated with Salesforce. All you have to do is select the Create Salesforce Form option on the Create a Form page.      
2. When you select Create Salesforce Form, you can pick the Salesforce objects you want to include as fields in your form from the Salesforce Objects dropdown list. 
3. Objects are essentially databases you can create. Objects are made up of fields that you can map to in your forms. This allows you to automatically create Salesforce records. In this example, we created a Contact form that will connect to a Contact Object in Salesforce. 
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6. When you select an object, it will come up with a set of fields for you to include in your form. Now you can select the fields you want to include in your Contact object.
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9. Click on Create Form when you’re done, and your form will show all the fields you selected earlier. 
10. Now, whenever someone submits this form, their contact information will be added to your database in Salesforce.
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13. If you want to connect other objects with your forms and fields you have already created, just click on the Salesforce cloud on the right to map your Jotform fields to your Salesforce fields.

If you want to learn more about mapping fields in Salesforce, check out Salesforce’s Help Docs on Standard Contact Matching Rules and Standard Account Matching Rules. 

How to Embed a Salesforce Form

Embedding your Salesforce form into your website will make it so much easier to get your contacts to go straight to your Salesforce database. Let me show you how to embed your Salesforce forms into your website:

1. First, make sure you’re logged on to the Jotform App in Salesforce.
2. Then in Form Builder, go to the Publish tab in the orange navigation bar at the top of the page.
3. Select Embed from the menu on the left side of the page.
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6. Click on the green Copy Code button under the Embed option. 
7. The first line of code you see is in Javascript. We have other versions of embed codes to use as well. You can check out our help guide about Embed Codes to see which one works best for you. 
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10. Paste the code into the embed section of your site builder.
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13. Preview your site to make sure that it’s working correctly.

Let us know if you have any questions.