Input elements are required to be able to collect data from your visitors to your funnels. In order to work, an email address input field must be added to collect the data, and the page must have a button set to "submit" to submit the information entered.
What you will need:
Step 1: Add Input Element
- Click on Add New Element from within a row or click on the "+" below an existing element.
- Click on the Input element.
- Repeat this process to add multiple input fields.
Step 2: Edit Settings
Note: At a minimum, you must have an Email Address input type and a button set to Submit Order/Form to submit form fields.
- Hover your mouse over the input element and click on the Gear icon on the orange border.
- Select the Input Type.
- Adjust additional settings as needed.
- Top Margin - Add some space on the top of your element.
- Input Type - Select the type of input data that will be collected.
- Placeholder Text - Enter the text that will appear inside of the form field.
- Required - Set the form field to required or not required
- Font Family - Select a font.
- Font Size - Select the size of the font
- Moblie Size - Select the size of the font on mobile
What you can do next:
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Comments
7 comments
how do you retrieve the information from these forms? I am looking for a way to get automatically notifiied when someone fills out my custom form.. and can't find an easy way to do it. Please help!
Hey Anthony
This article will help you set up a notification email for new form submissions
https://help.clickfunnels.com/hc/en-us/articles/360006001214-Notification-Emails
Where can you find the data the contact left, i can only seem to find the email address. I set up an ask campaign through cookbook ?
Has anyone gotten an answer to Luke and Anthony's questions? I'm having the same issue. Trying to do an ask campaign funnel but how do I retrieve the information that was submitted? the link than Andrew posted only deals with funnel notifications, but that link doesn't show where the user-submitted data is located. There's a work-around using a 3rd party service like google forms but it's ugly and pushes people out of the funnel.
I have an intake form in my funnel that people need to fill in before proceeding, and even though they are set as "Required" fields; they can click to proceed to the next step without filling it in or clicking the terms box. Why is that? How can I make sure they can't proceed without filling in the form? Thanks!
I used Zapier to send me an email whenever someone submits the form.
Then I mapped out the custom fields to pre-defined input fields (like Address) as Zapier doesn't capture custom fields.
So instead of creating a custom field called "Yearly revenue", I select "address" and just change the text.
It's not perfect, but gets the job done.
Here's the answer to Anthony and Luke. You will have to click on the contact and check the contact profile. Scroll all the way down to the bottom and you'll see your custom fields/answers.
https://help.clickfunnels.com/hc/en-us/articles/360006102014-Custom-Input-Form
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