Where Your Form Submissions Go

A form is only useful if you see what people send. On Sitelas, every form works the moment it's on the page: contact forms, signup forms, quote requests and job applications alike. Here's exactly what happens when someone presses submit.

1. It lands in your inbox

Every submission is saved to the site's inbox. Open a site in your dashboard and choose Submissions to read them.

• Filter by form or by unread.
• Export everything as a CSV file.
• Turn on Email me new submissions to get an email for each one. It's on by default, and replying to that email goes straight to the person who filled in the form.

Nothing is ever dropped. A submission is always saved, whatever plan the site is on.

An appointment request form works the same way. Chiropractic website design shows one that asks what brings the patient in and which days suit them, and no medical details.

2. It becomes a contact

If the form asks for an email address, the person also becomes a contact. Someone who fills in two different forms is one contact with two entries in their history, so you can see everything they've sent in one place.

3. Your AI agent can read it

If you've added Sitelas to Claude or another AI agent, you can simply ask:

Any new messages this week? Draft a reply to the one about pricing.

The agent reads the same inbox, summarises what came in and drafts replies. You don't export anything or open a dashboard. Run Your Website From a Claude Chat shows this in action.

Send submissions to your other tools

Each form has a Forward to webhook setting in the editor. Paste a webhook address and every new submission is sent there as it arrives. That covers Zapier, Make, n8n, Slack or your own system.

Want each submission as a row in a Google Sheet? Point the webhook at Zapier or Make and add a Google Sheets step. Send Form Submissions to Google Sheets walks through it. If you use Claude, its own Google Sheets connector can also copy your submissions into a sheet when you ask.

File uploads

If a form has a file field, such as a résumé or a brief, Sitelas stores the file privately. You get a secure download link in the inbox, and the webhook sends the same link, so the file reaches your other tools too. There's no Google Drive or extra account involved. A recruitment agency site, for example, takes a CV on every job page; recruitment website design shows one.

How many you can read

Every submission is always saved and forwarded. On the Free plan you can read 5 a month in full. Past that, a month's extras stay in the inbox, showing when they arrived, and unlock the moment you upgrade to Pro. Pro sites never lock submissions. See pricing for the details.

Questions people ask

How do I add a contact form to my website? Ask your AI agent to add one, or add a form in the editor. There's nothing to connect. Every message lands in your Sitelas inbox.

How do I connect a contact form to other apps? Paste a webhook address into the form's Forward to webhook setting. Each new submission is sent there as it arrives. Zapier or Make can pass it on to a spreadsheet or Slack.

Will I get an email when someone fills in my form? Yes. Sitelas emails you each new submission, and it's on by default. You can switch it off for a site in the Submissions panel.

Is there a limit on form submissions? Every submission is saved and forwarded, on every plan. On the Free plan you can read 5 a month in full. Pro sites never lock submissions.

Try it

Add a form to any page in the editor, or ask your agent to add one. Then submit it yourself once and check your inbox. Add Sitelas to Claude in one click if you haven't yet, or start at sitelas.com.