Integrations
Native Slack and email notifications, signed webhooks for everything else - including Zapier, Make, n8n, and Google Sheets.
YeetForm can post every new form response straight into a Slack channel the moment someone submits. It's a native integration: paste a Slack incoming webhook URL into the form's Integrations tab and each response shows up as a message with the field labels attached, no code and no third-party automation tool in between. Turn it on for one form or every form you build, and switch it off anytime without losing the connection.
Send form responses to SlackWebhooks are YeetForm's general-purpose way to send response data anywhere: your own backend, a database sync job, or another integration platform. Add an HTTPS endpoint under a form's Integrations tab and YeetForm POSTs a signed JSON payload on every new response, with a secret you can verify against using HMAC-SHA256. Failed deliveries retry automatically. This page covers the exact signature format, the payload shape, and the retry schedule so you can build a receiver with confidence.
Send form responses via webhooksYeetForm emails the form owner on every new response, automatically, with no setup required. It's on by default the moment you publish a form, using the email address on your YeetForm account, and it shows the key answers plus a link back to the full response in your dashboard. It's meant as a lightweight heads-up, not a guaranteed delivery channel - pair it with webhooks or Slack if you need something more robust.
Send form responses to your emailThere's no native Google Sheets sync in YeetForm today, but you can get the same result - one spreadsheet row per response, appended automatically - with a small Google Apps Script and a webhook. This page walks through the exact script (about 15 lines), how to deploy it as a web app, and how to point a YeetForm webhook at the resulting URL. It takes a few minutes and needs no server of your own.
Send form responses to Google SheetsYeetForm doesn't have a dedicated app in Zapier, Make, or n8n's directories yet - but you can connect it to any of them today using their generic webhook trigger and YeetForm's signed webhooks. Catch a hook in Webhooks by Zapier, Make's Custom webhook module, or an n8n Webhook node, point a YeetForm webhook integration at the URL it gives you, and map the response fields from there. Same payload, three platforms.
Connect YeetForm to Zapier, Make or n8n