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# 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.
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## 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.
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 same three screens for one form, one click apart.
> **💡 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.
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## In this section
* [Submissions](/dapta-forms/results/submissions.md): the response table, the **All** / **Completed** / **Partial** filters, deleting a row, and exactly what is stored with each answer.
* [Uploaded files](/dapta-forms/results/uploaded-files.md): open, preview and download the files people attached to a **File upload** question.
* [Export to CSV](/dapta-forms/results/export-csv.md): download the responses as a spreadsheet, with the full column list and what the status values mean.
* [Analytics](/dapta-forms/results/analytics.md): 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.
## What's next
* [Partial submissions (lead capture point)](/dapta-forms/builder/partial-submissions.md): save answers before someone reaches the end.
* [Scoring](/dapta-forms/logic/scoring.md): where the **Score** column comes from.
* [Webhooks](/dapta-forms/connect/webhooks.md) and [HubSpot](/dapta-forms/connect/hubspot.md): push each response somewhere else as it arrives.
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