Google Form Submission
You can trigger Ultradox whenever a user submits a Google Form.
Ultradox comes with add-ons for both Google Forms and Google Sheets that will allow you to trigger Ultradox on form submission without writing any code.
Both add-ons will allow you to run Ultradox whenever the user submits a form.
Which trigger to use?
So you may ask yourself which add-on you should use to trigger Ultradox.
Check the table to see which features you can use depending on the add-on that you are using:
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|
Google Sheets |
Google Forms |
| Trigger Ultradox on form submission |
✔ |
✔ |
| Re-run your flow manually |
✔ |
❌ |
| Create conditions from multiple choice questions |
❌ |
✔ |
| Use custom variable names instead of question titles |
❌ |
✔ |
Never activate the triggers in both add-ons at the same time! This will trigger your flow twice and you will get random results.
Activate the trigger
The trigger can be enabled and disabled right from the sidebar of the add-on.
To find out which form or sheet is triggering your flow, please open the flow.
Your first building block will either be a Load Form or Load Row(s) building block. To open the connected form or sheet, just click on the icon in the toolbar either showing a form or sheets icon.
Troubleshooting
If your Ultradox flow is not getting triggered on form submission, please open the sidebar in the add-on and make sure that the trigger is active.
If the trigger shows as active but your flow is still not getting triggered, please switch off the trigger and then turn it on again.
Questions and Feedback
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Last Updated: 23.10.17