Every form builder can collect data. What you do with that data is what separates a static form from a useful workflow.
Pabble Workflows is the direction of the product: forms should not stop at submission. The current product includes response handling, Google Sheets configuration, and webhook-style connections, while additional destinations should be treated as planned until they are available.
Workflow builder concept
Show a completed response trigger connected to Google Sheets, webhook, and planned follow-up actions.
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What You Can Do With Workflows
Send response data to available destinations
Use available connections like Google Sheets and custom webhooks to move response data out of the dashboard when your process needs it.
Route the form journey based on answers
Use form logic to collect different information based on the respondent's answers. For example, a client onboarding form can ask different follow-up questions for website work, branding work, or support requests.
Review what happened
Responses and analytics stay close to the form, helping teams understand form activity after launch.
Prepare for future destinations
CRM, team chat, and database destinations should be described as planned unless they are visible and configured in your Pabble workspace.
How It Fits the Product
Workflows sit close to the form and response workspace. You build the form, configure how responses are collected, and connect available destinations where needed.
The goal is to keep form creation, response review, analytics, and handoff in one product experience.
Available Direction
Workflow-oriented response handling is actively evolving. Use the available Google Sheets and webhook paths today, and treat additional destinations as roadmap items until they are shipped.
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