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Discord integration

Form responses, straight into a Discord channel.

Make a webhook in the channel's settings, paste its address into Formkit, and each new response posts a short message there. Good for community sign-ups, bug reports and waitlists.

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New responsePriya ShahA website · $6k

Switch tools on and off, then send a test

What it does

No bot to invite. In the channel's settings, Integrations → Webhooks → New Webhook gives you an address. Formkit checks it is a Discord webhook before it saves it.

How to start

  1. 1In Discord, open the channel's settings, then Integrations → Webhooks → New Webhook
  2. 2Copy the webhook's address
  3. 3In a form's Settings → Connections, choose Discord and paste it
  4. 4Send a test

Templates to start from

Every template
BusinessBug reportWhat broke, where, and how to make it happen again.7 questions · 3 minMarketingProduct waitlistEarly-access sign-ups that tell you who is keenest.5 questions · 2 minEventsEvent feedbackWhat people thought of the day, the talks and the venue, while it is fresh.6 questions · 2 min

Goes well with

SlackNew responses, posted in the channel that needs them.ProExplore Microsoft TeamsA card in Teams for every response.ProExplore WebhooksEvery response as signed JSON, to any address you like.ProExplore

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Questions

Which plan includes Discord?

Pro and Business, along with Slack and Microsoft Teams.

Can a response ping the whole server?

No. Formkit sends every message with mentions turned off.

What if the webhook is deleted in Discord?

Deliveries start failing, and the connection shows it. Make a new webhook and add it again.

Try it on your next form.

Free to start, with unlimited forms, responses and members. See what each plan includes on the pricing page.

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