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formcarry integrates with Zapier, letting you trigger automated workflows (Zaps) when your form receives a new submission. You can connect to thousands of apps without writing any code (CRMs, spreadsheets, email platforms, and more).

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Prerequisites

Before you set up your Zap, you must have the following:
  • A formcarry account with at least one form.
  • At least one submission on the form you want to connect (Zapier needs data to test with).
  • A Zapier account.

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Connecting formcarry to Zapier

1

Create a new Zap.

Log in to Zapier and click Create Zap.
2

Select formcarry as the Trigger app.

In the Zap editor, search for formcarry and select it as the Trigger app.
3

Choose the trigger event.

Choose New Submission as the trigger event. This fires the Zap every time your form receives a new submission.
4

Connect your formcarry account

Click Connect to link your formcarry account. Zapier will ask for your API key.
5

Copy your API key

Open the formcarry dashboard and navigate to Integrations. Copy your API key from that page.
6

Paste your API key into Zapier

Paste the API key into the Zapier connection dialog and confirm the connection.
7

Select your form and test the trigger

Select the form you want to trigger on, then click Test Trigger. Zapier loads your most recent submission as sample data.
8

Add an Action and turn on your Zap

Add an Action (e.g. add a row to Google Sheets or send a Slack message), configure it with the sample data fields, then turn on your Zap.
Without sample data, Zapier returns an error when it tests a trigger. Submit at least one test entry on your form before testing.
You can route different form submissions to different actions using Zapier Filters or Paths. For example, send high-priority inquiries to Slack while routing everything else to a spreadsheet.