After sending: thank-you message or your own page
Show a thank-you message, or send people to a page on your own website once they've sent the form.
What happens after someone sends the form is your call. Set it under After sending in the editor's Getting in step.
- Thank-you message (the default). People see your message right on the form. Say what happens next: "Thanks! We reply within one business day." Setting expectations is the single best way to cut down on "did you get my request?" follow-ups.
- Send people to your page. Enter a Page to send people to, like a thank-you page on your website. Handy if you track sign-ups in your own analytics, or want to point people to your FAQ or store hours.
If the form is embedded on your website, the whole page moves on, not just the form's box.
Either way, the sender also gets a confirmation email with a link to follow their request. You can change its wording in Built-in emails.
Related
- Web formsGive a stack a public request form, so customers and coworkers can ask without an account and every request lands as a ticket.
- QR codes and website embedsDownload a QR code for flyers and counters, or paste the form into your own website with one line of code.
- Built-in emailsChange the wording of the emails TicketStacker sends for you: request confirmations, assignments, mentions, invites and location notices.
🧭 See it in a how-to guide
- Turn Google Forms responses into tickets · 30 minutes
Still stuck? Email hello@ticketstacker.com. A real person reads every message.
