How to Get Email Notifiacation When a User Submit Google Docs Form On Your Site
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Date 15/1/2013
The spreadsheet forms in Google Docs are an almost perfect tool for conducting online polls and surveys – they are free, the forms are mobile-friendly and there’s absolutely no limit on the number of people who can participate in your polls.
And since all all replies are directly saved in an online Google Docs sheet, it becomes all the more easy to analyze data.
The spreadsheet forms in Google Docs are an almost perfect tool for conducting online polls and surveys – they are free, the forms are mobile-friendly and there’s absolutely no limit on the number of people who can participate in your polls.
And since all all replies are directly saved in an online Google Docs sheet, it becomes all the more easy to analyze data.
Get Email Notifications with Google Forms
Google Docs can also send you instant email notifications as soon as people fill and submit your online form. Here’s how:
Create a new form
(See the screenshot above) in Google Drive click create and after click on the form, if you haven’t done that yet, add
the necessary fields to the form and save your changes. Now go back to Google
Docs and open the spreadsheet corresponding to that particular form.
Choose Tools – > Notification Rules
After clicking the notification rules select the option that says
Notify me when “a user submits a form.” You can also set how frequently
you would like to be notified – if you have created a “Contact Me” form,
the “email right away” may be a good choice but for mass polls and
surveys, you may use the daily digest feature.
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