Design Studio: Forms

Sitecore users with "Advanced" level access have permissions to create, edit, manage and place forms on websites. To request "Advanced" access, users should email Comms.WebSupport@msu.edu. Be sure to include the website(s) the user works on and which environment(s) are used in the request.

No, form capability is automatically enabled on all websites. Any user with "Advanced" Sitecore access and permission to edit a particular website can create, edit and manage a form and add it to the website.

Yes, but these forms will not be available for embedding in a web page and cannot be managed within the SitecoreAI interface. See “Related Information,” in the Usage tab above, for more details.

Not currently. The current available webhook functionality supports one email from one form to one address. 

Not currently. The current available webhook functionality supports one email from one form to one address. 

Users managing the email address inbox can set up an Outlook rule to automatically forward the email to other email addresses based on the subject line. 

A webhook is a way for one system to automatically send information to another system in real time. For example, it allows SitecoreAI to send form submission data to an email service. 

Users can contact Comms.WebSupport@msu.edu to suggest additional webhooks. Please provide details in the request, including the website(s) requiring the webhook, what the webhook should accomplish and any additional information that may assist the developer team in evaluating the webhook suggestion. 

Webhooks require development. Requests will be evaluated and prioritized following the standard process for any system enhancement request requiring development.