Is it possible to collect form data separately from payment data?

I want to be able to send an auto-responder to our clients, but realize I can't do it with an encrypted form... so I was curious if there was any way to split this up at all?  Having the client data on one page and the payment on another... but still being able to send an auto responder that doesn't contain any of sensitive payment info?

Thanks for your help!

-Bodie

Payment data is only passed to the payment processor.  Any sensitive data like credit card numbers is not passed in emails or stored on JotForm.  Is there anything specific you are trying not to pass to the user?  Most things can be removed from the body of the email manually:

https://www.jotform.com/help/430-How-to-Edit-the-Email-Template-for-Notifications-and-Autoresponders

Thanks David!  My problem is we are using authorize.net and I thought it was required for us to make the form encrypted.... is this not the case?  If the form is encrypted, we can't use the autoresponder to create a "receipt" for the customer...

Just trying to wrap my brain around how we can do this....  Please advise :)  Thanks!

No need to use encryption when using any of our integrated payment processors.  The data is sent encrypted to the payment processor.  It is definitely not a requirement to use encrypted data when processing payments.  The only thing stored on our end is the transaction ID and total.

In your case, I would remove the encryption and send the autoresponder emails.  There is nothing in your form, as far as I can tell, that would require the use of encryption.  

You are a gentleman and a scholar David.  Wow.  This solves a lot of problems.  I don't know why I didn't know this wasn't something we had to do.  Thank you for your great response.  This will eliminate a lot of headaches now.

Thank you for the kind words!  Usually encryption is only necessary if you are collecting things like social security numbers or personal information.  Any transactions done through are payment processors are encrypted by the payment processor.