When do I need an editable form?
Making your forms editable improves the accuracy of the data you collect and reduces back-and-forth with your users. Common use cases includes:- When collecting RSVPs for an event, let respondents change their response if their plans change.
- If conducting a survey, let respondents update their answers if they have new information.
- Let users change their notification preferences down the line on a newsletter signup form.
Option 1: Edit link sent by email
If you want every respondent to receive an edit link, this is the best approach. First, head to Settings from the top menu and enableRespondent notifications
. Make sure to toggle Include a link to edit submission
.

Edit submission
.

Option 2: Send response field type
If you want to make the respondent notification opt-in, use this approach instead. On your form’s ending page, drag-and-drop or click on theSend response
field type in the left-hand panel.
When users submit your form, they’ll now see an option to enter their email address to receive a summary of their responses.

Include edit link
switch in the right-hand panel. That’s it!

Option 3: Send an edit link manually
First, head to the Results tab on your form and open the submission in question. Click⋮
or the vertical ellipsis symbol followed by Edit
. A new tab will open with the filled submission. Copy the link and share it.

Updating integrations
With both the approaches described above, your connected 3rd-party integrations will automatically be updated whenever someone submits the edit link. For example, if your form is connected to Airtable, re-submitting the form from a respondent notification link will update the record in Airtable. You can also set up edit links for specific integrations. See these guides or follow the same instructions for other integrations, like SmartSuite or Monday.com.Update existing Airtable records
Edit existing records from Airtable and pre-fill fields.
Update existing Notion pages
Edit existing Notion pages and pre-fill fields.