On an embedded typeform, where the logged in user is known, how do pass their email to the form field without asking the user to enter it? | Community
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On an embedded typeform, where the logged in user is known, how do pass their email to the form field without asking the user to enter it?


The user is already on my site and logged in so I know their email address. When the access a certain beta feature (with waitlist), I’d like to prompt them to join the waitlist and collect some data about their use case.

 

However, since we already know who they are, I’d like to add identifying information to the form submission, without having to prompt the user for it. It could be email (preferred), or could be user_id. In either case, the value would come from the javascript environment that is rendering the app and form.

 

I have not had luck finding this answer in the docs; Google thinks I’m asking about notifications :( 

Best answer by fredness

I think I found the answer…

 

https://www.typeform.com/help/a/using-hidden-fields-with-embedded-typeforms-360029264632/

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Glad to hear it, @fredness ! Let us know if you have any other questions. 


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