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How to Integrate Your Form with Solve360
Solve360 is a modern cloud-based CRM with features to manage projects. Solve360 is very easy to setup and use. Solve360 allows you to store all kinds of information in the CRM, and use it as a shared email database.
We are excited to announce our integration with Solve360 CRM. You can now easily connect your forms with your data. Depending on the questions on your form, you can transfer contacts or companies to your Solve360 database.
How to Integrate Your Form with Solve360
Integrating a JotForm form with Solve360 is pretty straightforward.
1. First, open your form on the Form Builder, then;
a. Go Settings tab
b. Click Integrations
c. On CRM list, select Solve360
2. Enter your Solve360 Email Address and API Key.
3. Choose what kind of information you want to pass to Solve360, either Contact or Company then map the fields.
4. Click Complete Integration and that's all. You are now all set with the integration.
Please give it a try and let us know about your experience in the comments below.
Contact Support:
Our customer support team is available 24/7 and our average response time is between one to two hours.
Our team can be contacted via:
Support Forum: https://www.jotform.com/answers
Contact JotForm Support: https://www.jotform.com/contact/
Email: support@jotform.com
Hi there,
My integration is not working and I have tried re-authenticating but it just doesn't allow me to complete.
Any advice?
Very Good they are the best tools for my project...
Hi, has the integration between jotforms and solve ceased? I cannot locate it in the integrations list.
Thanks,
Can a campaign in solve360 be assigned to the new record in Solve360 when created?
what do you do when the integration feature stops working? I have my integration set to zoho and i get alot of forms in jotform but 1/30 go to my zoho crm... Can you help me with is???
Is integration possible with vTiger CRM? This is a huge factor for us, would be purchasing Corporate level subscription if so. Please respond ASAP.
Thank you,
Matt