This template starts when a Webflow form is submitted, builds a subject and body in JavaScript from the answers, and sends that message with Gmail. Use it for a team inbox or a confirmation to the submitter. Connect Webflow and Gmail, pick the site and form, then map the fields.
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The scenario starts when someone submits the Webflow form you connect.
JavaScript turns the form answers into a subject and body, and sets To if it comes from a field.
Gmail sends that message from the connected mailbox.
Add a Webflow connection. Add a trigger for new form submissions and select the site and form to watch.
Add a Gmail connection with permission to send from the mailbox you want to use.
In JavaScript, build subject and body from the form fields. Map To, subject, and body into Gmail. Test with one sample submission.
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