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Hello Typerform aficionados!Have you heard about this thing called AI? 😅Seems like it has been taking the world recently. Right? We got to play our part in this new AI wave, and today, I am excited to share our plugin for ChatGPT 🎉If you are unfamiliar with ChatGPT, it’s a chat interface where you interact with an LLM (large language model) developed by OpenAI. Since its launch, people have been using it for all kinds of things: asking about historical facts, helping draft an email, helping structure a school essay, or even running a business.So why not use it to create and design typeform? 🤩Install the Typeform plugin for ChatGPT, authorize your Typeform account, and chat naturally to it. Want to create a form?Give some context and ask ChatGPT for help:Examples:“I am organizing a conference, and I want to gather sponsorship interest. Could you help me create a form to collect leads from potential sponsors”“I am helping my local school to organize their next potluck party. I want to
Happy May, Typeformers! With a new month comes new announcements, and with heavy hearts, we are depreciating Chat UI. What began as an internal experiment blossomed into a new type of interaction for your respondents. While we’ve loved having many of you utilize Chat UI in your businesses, we haven’t found it increasing your response rates as we’d like. Here’s everything you need to know about Chat UI sunsetting: The whyThere are a few reasons why we’ve decided to part ways with the Chat UI. The most important reason is that we’ve found low usage and completion rates for those who have turned their Typeforms into the Chat UI. Additionally, the Chat UI wasn’t able to support various features we know you love, like the Calendly integration or payments. Important datesYou’ll be receiving communications from us over the next few months, but here are some important dates you need to know: May 2nd-9th: We will inform all customers that currently use the Chat UI feature about the upcoming
Hola hola, Typeformers! Our product team is back with a handy new feature some of you have been requesting - the ability to see when your team members last logged into their account. If you’re on our Plus plan or higher, you automatically have access to this feature now in your account. To find when a user last logged in, First, go to your account settings Then, click on Organization Settings → Members Finally, you’ll be able to see the last login date of each organization member. Easy as summer pie! As always, let us know how you’ve been using the feature and drop any comments/questions/feedback in the thread below.
Hey, Typeformers! If you love spending time in Gmail but want to organize it like a CRM system, then check out our new Streak integration. Streak is a handy Gmail add-on that allows you to organize your inbox according to your business, whether that’s tracking leads, managing projects, hiring talent,, or anything else your business needs. You can read more about Streak here. To amp it up another level, you can now use Typeform's streak integration to include submitted data into your pipelines. Take a peek at how to use this integration in the video by Amy from the Streak app team themselves! As always, let us know what you think of this integration and drop any questions in the comment section below.
Typeformers, we’re officially into the summer season! For those of you who are still working this summer season, we’ve released a bunch of new features to help you breeze through your form creation so you can spend more time outdoors. With that, let’s take a peek at what our product team dropped last month! Google Drive V2 Our Google Drive integration has been updated and made much easier to use. Now, you can connect to Google Drive directly in the question blocks rather than having to head to the Connect panel. Take a peek at what’s new in our Google Drive integration here and read more in our Help Center article here. Slack V2We also updated Slack with plenty of features you’ve all been requesting such as the ability to send responses to multiple channels and direct messages as well as the option to answer the form directly in Slack. Learn more about our updates to the Slack integration here and how to connect the integration in our Help Center article here. Eureka Surveys Integr
Hello, wonderful Typeform community! If you read our post here or attended our webinar last month, you might have seen us using a new AI feature, Smart Content Optimization. If you’re wondering what on Earth this is, you’re in for a treat! Writing questions succinctly isn’t everyone’s strongest quality, so we’ve made it easier for you by using AI to provide suggestions for shortening your questions while making it clear what you’re asking based on the data our models have learned from other typeforms. This feature will appear when you type a question that has more than ten words. Take a peek at how it works below! To use this feature, when ten or more words are typed into a question, three little purple stars will appear. Then, a newly generated question will appear. You can accept or reject this suggestion. And that’s it! As always, let us know what you think of this feature in the comments thread below.
Happy official summertime, Typeform Community! And with summer comes, a boatful of new features. Our latest one, the Lead Qualification block, will help you save some time so you can be out in the sun while the leads roll in. If you work in any B2B company, you know that some leads are better than others. Instead of wasting time trying to figure out which leads to contact first, we’ve lightened the workload for you. With the Lead Qualification block, you can set scoring based on answers to specific questions on your form and then send customized responses according to the lead score. Getting started is easy! All you have to do is: First, add the “Lead Qualification” block to your form. You can do this by clicking the + button on the upper-lefthand corner of the builder. Next, assign scores to the relevant question answers. You can assign scores to some or all of the questions on your form, depending on how you have decided your lead scoring. Finally, create follow-up actions
Back in December, we teased that a new version of the Mailchimp would be released in January, and I’m happy to announce V2 is here! The updated integration is packed with new features and updates to existing ones, so let’s dive in. Or, if you’d rather, watch the short video here for a quick walkthrough: Shorter setup No more sifting through multiple pages. Now, you can set up the Mailchimp integration in one go. Authenticate your connection to Mailchimp, choose your audience, and map fields fast. Tag responses Previously, you could only tag an entire question, regardless of how the respondent answered the form. Now, you have the option to tag specific responses to further segment your email marketing campaigns. Edit the integration If you change anything about your form or decide to alter anything on the Mailchimp side of things, don’t worry! You can now edit the integration after you’ve connected it. Collect all the dataYes, you read that right! Every field is now supported i
Hello Typeform Community! Attention all Slack users 📣 Our Research and Development team has recently updated Tyepform’s Slack integration, meaning there are some cool new things you can do with the two products! Watch the video below to learn more about all the new features in this update or scroll through them below. You can also find more in-depth information in our Help Center article here. Route responses to multiple channels or direct messages Previously, responses could only be sent to one channel, but now you can send to as many as you’d like, including direct messages. Channels can be added in the integration setup process. Edit the integration If you find yourself needing to add channels, remove channels, or make any changes to the integration, you can easily edit it within the Connect panel by clicking the “Edit” button. And that’s all, folks! As always, drop any comments or feedback in the thread below. Want more integrations?It’s not just Slack you can connect to
Hello, typeformers! If you already received an email informing you about an update to our Google Drive integration, this is old news to you but still important news! Our product team has updated the Google Drive integration with lots of new features. You’ll need to update your current connection to the new version (labeled V2) by June 16th, 2023 in order to continue sending files to your Google Drive account. Watch the video to learn more about what new features you can expect or scroll through them below. You can also read our in-depth help center article here. Send files directly to your Google Drive folderWe’ve made it even easier to connect files to Google Drive by providing the Google Drive as its own file upload option. You can select the option under the question blocks like this: Edit the integration and organize files into your Google Drive faster The updated integration will allow you to scroll through your folders as if you were in your Google Drive itself. Additionall
Typeform community, I’ll be totally honest. The Research and Development team has been working on so many new features these last few months that I completely forgot to publish a product digest last month. Alas, here we are with all of the news about Typeform released both in April and May. Let’s dive on in! AI Features This is absolutely one of my favorite announcements this year by a long-shot - all of our upcoming AI features! Dan from product shared a few upcoming AI features as well as an option to sign up for future AI feature notifications. If you missed this post, check it out here. Conditional Follow-UpsIf you’ve been wanting to send different emails based on answers (or other criteria), this feature is for you. Earlier this year we released conditional follow-ups, giving you the ability to send more personalized emails after respondents have answered your form. Read more about this feature here. Integration Deprecation NoticeWith new features unfortunately comes the time
If you’re embedding your form in an email or on a website, you may have had a tricky time figuring out how to actually do that. Thankfully, Typeform is giving you a helping hand by providing instructions based on the type of embed and where you’re embedding the form, organized by platform. All of this is available now right in the Share panel so it’s easy for you to find. Take a peek at the video below to learn where to find these steps: As always, drop any feedback or comments in the thread below!
Hello, Typeformers!In case you didn’t see the news, the Typeform Labs team is working on a new product to make forms even more conversational – formless. If you’d like to take a guided tour of Formless and discover the ethos behind it, join Typeform Co-Founder @dokuniev and the Typeform Labs team live on Thursday, June 1st at 12pm EST/ 9am PST/ 6pm CET. Following the webinar, you’ll receive immediate access to the alpha version to begin testing the product for yourself 😀 Sign up for the live webinar here and see you all Thursday!
Typeform Community, we’re strolling into summer hot with new updates! (Yes, bad joke, I know.) Many of you have requested variations for viewing the forms in your workspace, and our research and development team have delivered! Currently, the default view is a grid view like this: From now on, all new Typeform accounts will now have a list view as a default like this: The best part about this update is you’ll see even more information about your forms at a glance, including the number of questions, responses, the completion rate, when the form was last updated, and the connected integrations! If you don’t have the list view as your default yet, you can quickly toggle between the two views like this: As always, let us know if you have any feedback or comments in the thread below.
Typeformers, it’s nice to see you on the community! I’m Dan, a Lead Product Manager at Typeform responsible for the form creation experience and capabilities. We’ve been building intelligence into Typeform for years, but with the release of Large Language Models like OpenAI’s GPT the pace of development is dizzying. As such, we’re focussing in on a couple of areas:How can we make it as easy as possible to build a beautiful, high performing form in a fraction of the time? How does this new technology change the way we think about collecting and understanding data? We know our users are busy, and so we’ve been working hard to build out those AI features to build better, quicker. Before we release them, we want to give you a sneak peek into what we’re working on. Here’s a preview at what’s coming: Optimize question copy Well written, and concise questions makes responding to forms easier and results in more form submissions. Our AI model analyzes your question copy and suggests possible
We are officially done with the first quarter of the year and into the next! It’s been a busy quarter here at Typeform, so I’m sure it’s been busy for all of you Typeformers out there, too. We had plenty of new feature releases the last few months. To give you a central spot to check out all the new features, we’re starting a new Quarterly Typeform Roundup! Check out the video below to see a brief demo of each of them (and hear about some upcoming webinars and features!) or glance through the list of new features below. New Question Fields Address BlockAsk for the essentials all at once, pick which fields to require, and hide the fields you don’t need in the Results panel. New Form Settings Accessibility CheckerCreating accessible forms is just as important as having an accessible website, so we’ve made it easier for you to ensure your forms can be completed by all.Disable AutosaveYou can now stop pending responses from popping up the next time someone opens your typeform.Hide/Show
Hola hola Typeform community! Our product team released a new setting to your form that you may find in handy if your respondents need the ability to scroll through required questions before answering them. The previous behavior of our forms forced the respondent to answer a required question before navigating to the next. Now, with this new toggle, you can allow your respondents to move past a required question to view all questions on the form and return back to it when they’re ready to provide an answer. It’s a quick toggle on/off to adjust this setting. I’ve also made a handy video below so you can see how this feature works. As always, drop any feedback or comments in the thread below.
The product team has dropped a fancy new design feature—rounded corners! It’s super easy to set up. When you utilize this feature in your forms, it automatically changes the corners for all the answer options. Follow the steps to add this feature to your forms or watch the video below. If you’d like to adjust the corners for one form: Click on Design → Name of the theme you want to edit Next, scroll down to rounded corners and choose which type you’d like your answer options to have. Finally, publish the changes to your form. If you’d like to adjust the corners for the theme in your brand kit: First, click Design → Brand Kit. Then, choose the theme you’d like to edit. Next, scroll down to the rounded corners option and choose your preference Finally, save the changes so they’re live on every form using that theme. As always, let us know how you use this design feature and drop any comments or feedback in the thread below!
February may have flown by, but our R&D team were still able to release a couple of very welcome improvements! These features were requested by you, our community members, so give yourselves a pat on the back for the great recommendations! Let’s dive into everything that we released this month: Disable Autosave In most situations, allowing your respondent to start their Typeform and return to it later is a great feature. However, if you have your form in a public setting on one device many people will use, disabling autosave prevents respondents from seeing the data others left behind. Check out the video below to learn how to use this feature or read our help center article here. Hide/Show Letters on Answers This month also welcomes the ability to remove the letter hints on questions. A quick toggle gives you this option, and it’s a great feature for those who don’t want to add a letter to every single answer option. Take a peek at the video below or read our community post ab
New year, new Typeform features! That’s the saying….right? Our product team hit the ground running at the start of January with a lot of improvements to existing integrations and features. If you’re just returning to working on your typeforms, many of these features will come in handy for you! And if you’ve worked through the holidays and new year like me, hopefully you’ve already had some time to give each of these a test run in your existing forms. Now, onto the new features! Address Block Our newest block, the Address Block, allows you to ask all the essential information needed to obtain information about your respondent’s mailing location within the same question. Read more about the address block here or check out the video below for a brief walkthrough. Accessibility Checker Creating accessible forms is just as important as having an accessible website, so we’ve made it easier for you to ensure your forms can be completed by all. You’ll find the new accessibility checker i
Happy mid-February, Typeform community! If you’re using Typeform in a kiosk-like mode or having multiple people fill out the form on a single device, you might find our feature that saves answers in the browser until the form is submitted a bit challenging. Our product team heard your feedback and released the ability to turn this feature off. It’s as easy as clicking a toggle!Take a peek at how this feature works in the video below:
Our product team heard your feedback on logic jumps and have released a small but mighty update. If you have a logic jump set up on a question, but there is no default jump (aka, “in all other cases” rule), the question will automatically be set to required. If you would like to remove the requirement, you just need to add an option for all other cases. This update stops the previous issue in which the submit button would show earlier than expected. Take a peek at how the newly updated feature works below by our very own @Yuri from the Typeform Product Team. As always, let us know your thoughts on this feature and any feedback you have!
It’s a great day, Typeform Community, because a feature that many of you have requested is here: the ability to remove letters on answer options! On questions such as Multiple Choice, Legal, Yes/No or Picture Choice, those pesky letters marked every single one of your answer options. Now, you can remove those with the switch of a toggle. Watch the video below to see how, or follow the steps underneath. Our help center article here is also a great reference. First, go to your form settings. Next, toggle the button for “Letters on Answers” either on or off, depending on your preference. And voila! That’s it. That’s all there is to it. As always, let us know what you think of this feature and share any feedback in the comments below.
Kicking off the start of the year with some brand new (and much awaited!) features to our Share page. Our product team gathered all your feedback and redesigned the Share page to help you share your forms more easily on your website and emails. A few highlights of the new Share Panel features are: Easier navigation. Choose your embed on the left and view the design options on the right. Quickly navigate all the web page embed options with the code automatically updated. No more editing the code yourself. We’ll do it for you! Hidden fields are now automatically passed through to your embed so you don’t need to dig through the embed code. If you’re using the Hubspot integration or Google Analytics integration, we’ll also automatically add these options to any embed codes you generate so tracking will be a cinch. Just make sure to add the integration before configuring your embed! We’ve also added some new features and adjustments to designing inline embeds: Set th
Hi, it’s Liz and we’re excited to introduce…. Drumroll please…. Our new Calendly app! You’ve all been asking, and it’s finally here! Calendly is our first in-app integration, which you can add directly into your form as you build it. Now you can ask all the questions you like and have your respondents set up an appointment with you directly within your Typeform, via Calendly's appointment scheduling platform. So now there's no need to send people to another web page or redirect them outside of your form to schedule a call or virtual meeting! Wondering what an in-app integration is? Instead of heading to the “Connect” panel, you can add your Calendly event into the form just as you would any other question. How to add the Calendly app to a typeform To add a Calendly event to your form: Click the + button in the form builder and scroll down to “Appointments.” Next, authenticate the integration by connecting to your Calendly account. Then, select the event type you’d like to ad
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