Documentation Index
Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://docs.formsplugin.com/docs/llms.txt
Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further.
Integration Submission History
Submission History gives you a full activity log of every form submission sent to your integrations. See which submissions succeeded and which failed, filter by email or integration, and debug issues with detailed error information.Accessing Submission History
- Open Forms Plugin in Framer
- Navigate to Integrations from the home screen
- Click the View Submission History card at the top of the integrations list
Activity Overview
At the top of the Submission History page, you’ll see a summary bar showing:- Success count - total successful submissions (shown in green)
- Failed count - total failed submissions (shown in red)
Filtering Submissions
Use the built-in filters to find specific submissions:Search by Email
Type an email address in the search bar to find all submissions from that contact. The search updates automatically as you type.Filter by Integration
Use the integration dropdown to show submissions for a specific platform only - for example, only Mailchimp or only HubSpot submissions. Select All Integrations to view everything.Filter by Status
Switch between Success and Failed tabs to view only submissions with that status:- Success - submissions that were delivered to the integration successfully
- Failed - submissions that encountered an error during delivery
Submission Details
Each submission in the list shows:| Column | Description |
|---|---|
| Status | Green checkmark for success, red X for failed |
| The contact’s email address from the submission | |
| Integration | Which integration received the submission (e.g., Brevo, HubSpot) |
| Date & Time | When the submission was sent, shown as date and time |
Expanded View
Click any submission row to expand it and see additional details:- Attributes - all form field values submitted (displayed as key-value pairs)
- Error Details (failed submissions only) - the error message explaining what went wrong, along with a collapsible stack trace for debugging