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Forms and messages
Your contact forms, where messages go and who gets them.
Your forms 7
Add a consent checkbox to a form
Add a tick box or a short notice to your form so people can agree to hear from you, and see what the setting does.
Add a contact form
Put a contact form on any page so customers can write to you, then choose the email address that receives the messages.
Add or change the questions on a form
Rename a question, add a new one, make it required and set how wide it is on your contact form.
Build a form with several steps
Split a longer form into steps, one short page at a time, and choose who gets the answers.
Change the message people see after sending a form
Write your own thank-you message, send people to another page after they submit, and decide what the automatic reply email says.
Show form questions only when they're needed
Make a question appear, disappear or become required depending on what someone answered earlier on the form.
What your contact form asks for, and why
The fields on your site's contact form, why each one is there, what the form never asks for and how to change it.
Messages 6
Change who gets your form messages
How to ask us to send contact form messages to a different email address, and why the request must come from the contact on file.
Cut down spam from your forms
Your forms already have a built-in spam check. See how it works, adjust how it looks, and what to do about junk that still gets through.
Delete someone's form messages when they ask
Find and delete the messages a person sent through your forms, and remember the copies that live elsewhere, such as your inbox.
See and download your form messages
Find every message people sent through your forms, search them, reply, and download the whole list as a spreadsheet file.
Send form sign-ups to Mailchimp
Where Mailchimp fits with your contact form, and a simple way to get sign-ups into your Mailchimp list if the connection isn't there.
Where your form messages go
Where contact form messages arrive, what we do with them and what to check if one seems to be missing.