Form Submission Confirmation Email

Hi Everyone,

I tried searching for this answer but am only seeing answers relevant to legacy features.

I want to send thank you email to everyone who completes a form in Market. What are my options?

I've experimented with having a dedicated two-step nurture campaign that just sends the thank you email and used a trigger on the form to add everyone who completes the form to that nurture, but its not working for me (or it is at least very slow). I prefer that the email be sent immediately and am surprised there is no obvious solution in Market.

Anyone here find a way to make this happen for their instance?

Thanks so much!

John

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+1 Michael North over 1 year ago

Hi John!

If you drop a user into a Nurture once they complete the form, they should receive the email. However, like you mentioned, there is a 10-15 minute delay when a record gets added to a Nurture before it executes it's action. Our team is working on a solution for that in the future so that users could use this option after form completes.

However, another approach here is to use our Legacy Trigger Emails where you can send those users that completed a form an email instantly.

I hope this helps!

Regards,

Michael North

Sr. Manager, Technical Support
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0 John Kitsmiller over 1 year ago in reply to Michael North

I use the Legacy Trigger Emails as I have found in nurtures form completion doesn't always trigger a stop in the nuture.

Legacy Trigger Emails do use the legacy email builder so they are not as "pretty" though.
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0 John Smith over 1 year ago in reply to John Kitsmiller

Thanks for sharing! I played around with using a legacy email but didn't want to spend the time building it, especially since our marketing team already had a thank you email built in the non-legacy builder.

I'm excited for when this becomes a standard feature and the second nurture work-around is no longer necessary.
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0 John Smith over 1 year ago in reply to John Kitsmiller

Thanks for sharing! I played around with using a legacy email but didn't want to spend the time building it, especially since our marketing team already had a thank you email built in the non-legacy builder.

I'm excited for when this becomes a standard feature and the second nurture work-around is no longer necessary.
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