Reading submissions

When someone fills in one of your forms, the answer is saved as a submission. Your connected agent can read and summarize these for you. Just ask.

Just ask

"Any new submissions on my contact form?"

"Summarize this week's event RSVPs and count how many seats people asked for."

"Show me the last 5 responses to the feedback form."

The agent fetches the submissions and answers in plain language. Each response comes back with a timestamp and the answers, keyed by your field names, for example name, email, and message.

Who can see them

• The form itself is public: anyone with the link can open it and submit. They don't need an account.
• The submissions are private: only you can read them, through your connected agent or your API key. They're never public.

Housekeeping

You can ask your agent to tidy up too:

"Delete that spam submission on the contact form."

"Close the RSVP form, we're full."

Closing a form stops it accepting new responses while keeping the ones you already have.

Lots of responses

If a form has collected many submissions, your agent reads them in batches and can keep going to gather them all, so "summarize every response" works even for a busy form.