Adaptive Form Submit Action
Form submission is the critical final step in the user journey—it’s where collected data is processed and actions are taken. This document provides a comprehensive guide to configuring and managing submit actions for Adaptive Forms in Universal Editor.
What You’ll Learn
By the end of this document, you’ll understand how to:
- Configure different types of submit actions for your forms
- Set up REST endpoint submissions for integration with external systems
- Configure email submissions for form responses
- Implement custom submit actions for specific business needs
- Handle form validation and error scenarios during submission
Target Audience
This guide is designed for:
- Form developers implementing submission logic
- System integrators connecting forms to backend systems
- Business analysts defining form workflows
- Technical architects designing form submission processes
Submit Actions for Forms created in Universal Editor
The following submit actions are supported by Adaptive Forms authored in the Universal Editor:
- Send Email
- Invoke a Power Automate Flow
- Submit to SharePoint
- Invoke Workfront Fusion
- Submit using Form Data Model (FDM)
- Submit to Azure Blob Storage
- Submit to REST Endpoint
- Submit to OneDrive
- Invoke an AEM Workflow
- Submit to Marketo Engage
- Submit to ÃÛ¶¹ÊÓƵ Experience Platform (AEP)
- Submit to Spreadsheet
You can configure the submit action for forms created in the Universal Editor using the Submission tab of the Edit Form Properties extension.
How to Configure Submit Action for Forms authored in Universal Editor?
You can configure the submit action for forms created in the Universal Editor using the Submission tab of the Edit Form Properties extension.
- If you do not see the Edit Form Properties icon in your Universal Editor interface, enable the Edit Form Properties extension in the Extension Manager.
- Refer to the article to learn how to enable or disable extensions in the Universal Editor.