Form submission in v12
Your v12 subscription includes SpreadsheetConverter Server hosting, submit and records. Every plan includes unlimited end users, with email or anonymous. Receiving email addresses and submissions remain subject to fair use. Builders and additional team members have separate plan allowances. Team members access data according to their workgroup. End users can see only their own data and do not count towards the team member allowance. Compare subscription plans.
The add-in’s submission settings include Free service, Advance service and Own web server. Configure a destination and a Submit button before converting your form. For the hosted Free or Advance modes, set the receiver email: without it, submitted forms are not emailed to anyone.
Own web server requires a non-empty destination URL. This is a native form submission path; the hosted service uses its own JSON submission workflow. Test your selected destination and successful and failed submission behavior before publishing.
Historical CAPTCHA and secure-email settings are not exposed in the current add-in. Earlier standalone service offers, bundled trial periods, attachment quotas and delivery guarantees below do not establish current v12 plan terms.
The web page generated by SpreadsheetConverter is a standard web form. You can easily adapt it to any form-processing solution you already have.
Handling web forms is standard web programming. Tailoring your own solution for forms processing makes it possible to integrate web forms into your normal IT infrastructure.
SpreadsheetConverter generates standard web forms conforming to the HTML standards. There are several common ready-made solutions for processing HTML forms, e.g. FormMail. Ask your web host or webmaster about locally available forms processing scripts.
Original historical instructions and service information
Original wording below is preserved for earlier versions and services; it is not a statement of current v12 availability or plan terms.
You can also write your own forms processing script in CGI, ASP, ASP.NET, PHP, Perl or whatever web programming language you prefer. You can store the contents of web forms created by SpreadsheetConverter into a database, e.g. Microsoft SQL Server or mySQL, or you can feed them directly into server applications for automatic processing. You will find lots of examples on the web and in books on web programming.