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I created a survey and I want the survey results once submitted to go to a certain person via their email address. Is this possible?
Hi @Tony Diaz
How is the survey filled in? A form or something else?
I hope that helps!
Be safe and have a fantastic week!
Best,
Andrée Starå
Workflow Consultant / CEO @ WORK BOLD
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@Andrée Starå its a form see attached at the bottom there is an option for the person submitting the survey to be cc'd on the responses. Basically if one of our project managers fills out this survey to provide feedback on a third party resource to our third party manager I guess I can enter that third party managers email at the end but is there another way to send this info without an email that says "Confirmation - Partner Project Resource Feedback Form" removing the Confirmation from the response email header?
@Tony Diaz
You can set up an Automation that would send them an alert with the information from the survey automatically.
Would that work?
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