Record the email addresses from people who fill out your form. When someone takes your survey, they will be required to enter their email address before they submit the form. If you use a Google account through work or school, respondents will see a message at the top explaining that their username will be collected automatically.
By default, Google Forms don’t collect email addresses. This is useful because people can respond anonymously and because people don’t need a Google account to fill out your form. The downside: you can’t confirm who provided which answers, and people could in theory submit the form multiple times.
This is useful because people can respond anonymously and because people don’t need a Google account to fill out your form. The downside: you can’t confirm who provided which answers, and people could in theory submit the form multiple times. You can prevent this in the General tab of the settings.
How to create a form in Google Forms?
Your foremost step is to create a form, that you can create by using the “ Blank” option. It also provides you several predefined templates to choose from. You can add different fields using the “Plus” option that appears on the sidebar. Don’t forget to add an email field to collect email addresses from the respondents.
I can find out. Depending on how you use and create forms, you can easily gather emails, download them, and then upload them to your business CRM, ensuring you stay on top of leads and direct them to the next step of your pipeline. Google Forms can collect email addresses for you, so you don’t need to worry about including a specific email field within the form.
Why can’t I see form responses in Google Forms?
By default, Google Forms doesn’t automatically send email notifications for new responses to forms unless you enable it in the form settings. And when you do, the email notification doesn’t contain the form responses. That means you would have to visit your Google Forms dashboard to view the respondent’s answers to your form.