Contact Form Example

Here is a sample HTTP POST request for a simple contact form. Subfields are separated by a single newline character.

URL encoded form data

Key	Value
FormID	23534
Name	first = John last = Smith
Email	[email protected]
Phone	234-555-6789
Address	address = 1234 Test Drive city = Test state = IN zip = 12345
UniqueID	12345678

JSON

{
  "FormID": "23534",
  "Name": {
   "first": "John",
   "last": "Smith"
  },
  "Email": "[email protected]",
  "Phone": "234-555-6789",
  "Address": {
    "address": "1234 Test Drive",
    "city": "Test",
    "state": "IN",
    "zip": "12345"
  },
  "UniqueID": "12345678"
}

Contact Form Example with Field Types

Below is an example response when you have elected to send the field type with the rest of your webhook data. The FormID and UniqueID are internal submission fields and their format does not change.

URL encoded form data

Key	Value
FormID	23534
Name	first = John last = Smith field_type = name
Email	value = [email protected] field_type = email
Phone	value = 234-555-6789 field_type = phone
Address	address = 1234 Test Drive city = Test state = IN zip = 12345 field_type = address
UniqueID	12345678

JSON

{
  "FormID": "23534",
  "Name": {
    "first": "John",
    "last": "Smith",
    "field_type": "name"
  },
  "Email": {
    "value": "[email protected]",
    "field_type": "email"
  },
  "Phone": {
    "value": "234-555-6789",
    "field_type": "phone"
  },
  "Address": {
    "address": "1234 Test Drive",
    "city": "Test",
    "state": "IN",
    "zip": "12345",
    "field_type": "address"
  },
  "UniqueID": "12345678"
}

Example Code

Current examples provide integrations with Salesforce, WebToLead, and Batchbook.

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