Need your form to stop accepting responses after a deadline? In ChatGPT, you can set an expiration date and time by describing when the form should close. This is useful for RSVPs, applications, signups, and limited-time offers. Review the form after the change, then publish when it is ready.

Set an expiry, close submissions on time, protect your data, reduce late entries, and automate form control so people see the deadline and submit before it ends.
Choose when your form should stop accepting submissions. A clear deadline helps you avoid late responses and keeps your workflow consistent for time-sensitive forms.
Tell ChatGPT when your form should close, including the time. This is particularly helpful for events, contests, and application windows where a firm cutoff is necessary and manual submission monitoring is not feasible.
After setting the expiration, preview the form and test what happens before and after the deadline. This helps you catch issues early, like a cutoff that is too soon or a time that needs adjustment.
Ask to display a simple message that explains the form is closed and what to do next. This is useful for event registration, booking requests, or any form that fills up quickly.
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Yes. Tell ChatGPT the date and time you want the form to close, then preview the form to confirm the deadline is correct.
The form stops accepting new submissions. It is a good idea to preview the form and confirm what respondents see after the cutoff.
Yes. You can update the expiration date and time at any point, then review the form again to make sure the new cutoff matches your needs.
Yes. Ask for a short message that explains the form is no longer available and what the respondent should do next.
Yes. You can request design updates in the same chat, then preview the form to confirm everything looks right before publishing.