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πŸ“₯Submissions & Analytics

Where the answers to your Dapta Forms land. Read individual responses under Submissions, download them as a CSV, and measure views, completion and drop-off under Analytics.

Every time someone opens, starts or finishes one of your forms, Dapta Forms records it. Two screens turn that into something you can use: Submissions lists the answers row by row, and Analytics shows how many people got through and where they stopped.

Both screens always belong to one form. There is no combined inbox across forms, so the first thing you do is pick which form you want to read.


Two ways in

From the left menu. Click Submissions or Analytics in the sidebar and you get a picker: one card per form, with a quick figure on each (the number of submissions, or the completion rate). Click View submissions or View analytics to open that form.

The Submissions picker listing every form in the workspace with a submission count on each card
Submissions and Analytics in the sidebar open a picker: choose the form you want to read.

From a single form. Once you are inside a form, the tab strip at the top of the page moves you between Edit, Analytics and Submissions without going back to the list. Back to forms returns to the full list.

The tab strip above a form with Edit, Analytics and Submissions, with Submissions active
The same three screens for one form, one click apart.

πŸ’‘ Tip: The Forms list also has Submissions and Analytics links on every row, so you can jump straight from the list to the responses of a specific form.


In this section

  • Submissions: the response table, the All / Completed / Partial filters, deleting a row, and exactly what is stored with each answer.

  • Export to CSV: download the responses as a spreadsheet, with the full column list and what the status values mean.

  • Analytics: date ranges, the metric cards (Views, Starts, Submissions, Completion rate, Time to complete, Partial submits), the Trends chart and the question-by-question drop-off table.

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