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logoballproAsked on January 7, 2015 at 4:36 PMIf I'm logged into Jot Forms using my personal e-mail, I can see the forms I've created. Can I set up the submit forms so each form could be sent to a different e-mail address than my own personal one? I building the form for someone else, and putting the code into her web page, because she has no idea how to do this.
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MikeReplied on January 7, 2015 at 5:51 PM
Absolutely, you can have different recipients on your Email Notifications. Please take a look at the following guides:
- Setting Up Email Notifications
- Finding out E-mail Address used for submission notifications
However, the 'Test Email' button will be always attached to your account email. This does not affect the form submissions, so the form entries are being emailed to the specified recipients.
Please feel free to contact us if you need any further assistance. We will be happy to help.
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logoballproReplied on January 7, 2015 at 6:39 PM
I'm still having some issues, So in short:
1) I have a jot forms account.
2) I create a form
3) I add the code to my clients Adobe Muse page
4) I upload the form to their website
5) On their website there is a form that people enter information
6) They enter and submit
7) The submission should go to my client's e-mail.
Right now everything works up step 6.
Step 7 is where I am getting the e-mails not my client.
I get the e-mail as the creator of the form, my client doesn't see it, and the submissions fills up my jot forms form queue. I don't need to see or care that there are submissions made. I'm just the form builder.
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Jeanette JotForm SupportReplied on January 7, 2015 at 9:33 PM
In order to make Step 7 to work, you simply need to create an autoresponder, here is how: