So, if you can't edit the form or see the responses, you're unlikely to be able to create a Zap with this action. You can only automatically create responses to forms that you made yourself or have access to. Now back to Christina's question: It is possible to use Zapier to automatically create a form response, but there's a key limitation. Bot Management can detect and block even the most sophisticated bots from entering the network. Or, you could have Zapier run through a series of steps that takes that form submission and notifies team members of a new prospect, creates a contact in your CRM, and automatically prepares a quote document and saves it in Google Drive-all from that single submission. Currently there is no substitute for a specialized bot management solution when it comes to preventing form spam. With 10 threads running you can get around 1000 submits in 3-5 minutes. have automatic detection and random completion of non-text fields with support for multithreading so you can basically spam form answers. With a Zap that starts from Google Forms, every time someone submits a response, you can use Zapier to automatically email them back or log a ticket in your customer support or project management program. im kind of fresh to Python and Python GUI and ive made a google form submitter for a friend Here. (Zap is our word for the automated workflow or app connection you make with Zapier.) Most people who automate Google Forms with Zapier do the opposite: they use someone's response to a Google Form as the starting point for their Zap. We answered this question as part of Ask Zapier, a series where we answered questions submitted by Zapier blog readers and social followers.
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