Read Your Submissions

Every time a visitor fills out a form on your page, it lands in Data, in your admin.

Opening Data

Go to Data in your admin sidebar. You’ll see a table of submissions, newest first.

Filtering

Three filters sit above the table, and they combine:

• All forms — narrow to one specific form block on your page. Each form shown is labeled by its preset (Lead capture, Feedback, or General form) plus the first few characters of its block id, so you can tell two forms of the same kind apart.
• Filter by tag — narrow to submissions carrying a tag you’ve added.
• Search by identifier… — a free-text box that matches against the submitting identifier (their email or phone).

Any combination of the three narrows the table at once; Clear resets all three.

Reading a row

Each row shows the submitter’s name (or their identifier, if no name field was collected), which form it came from, whether they’re Verified or Unverified, any tags on their identifier, and how long ago they submitted.

Click a row to open the detail view for that identifier. It lists every submission that identifier has ever made — across every form on your page — with the full set of answers for each one, plus the tags attached to that identifier. Add or remove tags from here; a tag applies to the identifier, not to a single submission, so it carries across all of that visitor’s forms.

Verified vs. unverified

A submission is Verified only if the form’s email field had Verify by email turned on and the visitor entered the code sent to them. Everything else — including every phone-identified submission, since phone verification isn’t available yet — shows as Unverified. Treat verification as a signal of a real, reachable email address, not as identity proof.

Exporting

Tap Export CSV at the top of the page to download the current filtered view — if you’ve narrowed to one form, the export matches; clear the filters first for everything.

What to do with this

Check Data after a push that drives traffic to a form — a product launch, a new lead-capture block, a promo you’re running. Tag identifiers as you work through them (followed up, converted, not interested) so the next pass through the table picks up where you left off.

Remember that submissions carry personal data from real people. Only collect what you’ll act on, and only export or share it in ways that respect what visitors were told when they submitted.