
Form Storage and Newsletter Management Guide
Effective form management requires choosing the right storage solution for your form submissions. Here are the main storage options available:
Squarespace Email List
- Stores newsletter subscribers for Email Campaigns
- Available for newsletter blocks, checkout sign-ups, and promotional pop-ups
- Automatically adds subscribers to Contacts panel
- Works even without Email Campaigns subscription
Contacts Panel
- Stores visitor interaction data
- Requires forms to have mandatory email field
- Shows submissions under Form Senders
- Tracks newsletter subscribers under Subscribers list
Email Address Storage
- Sends form submissions to specified email
- Default uses administrator's email
- Limited to one email per form
- Includes submission details in formatted HTML
Google Drive
- Creates spreadsheet for form submissions
- Supports up to 50 linked forms
- Available for all form types
- Cannot link to existing spreadsheets
Mailchimp
- Creates new audience lists
- Available for newsletter and form blocks
- Requires Business/Commerce plan
- Supports up to 30 data fields
Zapier
- Connects forms to third-party apps
- Integrates with services like ConvertKit, Salesforce
- Available for form and newsletter blocks
- Enables automated workflows
Key Considerations:
- Forms require at least one storage option
- Multiple storage options can be used simultaneously
- Test submissions before going live
- Use unique names for multiple forms
- Ensure identical fields when linking multiple forms to same storage
For forms with multiple storage options, ensure proper configuration and field consistency to avoid submission errors or data loss.
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Note: For troubleshooting form issues or specific setup instructions, consult the guide for your particular form type.
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