Forms

Notifications — email, Discord & Telegram

Email alerts, auto-responder, and pushing submissions into Discord or Telegram.

On paid plans, the workspace owner is emailed on every new submission, including the full payload and the submitter's location. You can also push digests, traffic spike alerts, and form submissions straight into a Discord channel or Telegram chat.

Auto-responder

Enable the auto-responder in a form's settings to send a confirmation email back to the person who submitted (when the form has an email field). Customize the subject and body.

Deliverability

Emails are sent through Resend from your configured sender address. Set up SPF/DKIM for your sending domain to maximize deliverability.

Discord — get your server's webhook (recommended)

Notifications post into YOUR Discord server through a webhook URL. You stay in control: rotate or delete it in Discord at any time, and we can only post to that one channel — nothing else.

  1. 1Open Discord and pick (or create) the channel that should receive alerts — e.g. #website-alerts. You need the Manage Webhooks permission on it.
  2. 2Hover the channel → click the ⚙ (Edit Channel) → Integrations → Webhooks.
  3. 3Click New Webhook, give it a name (e.g. “Devlune Webmaster”), pick the channel, then Copy Webhook URL.
  4. 4Paste the URL (it looks like https://discord.com/api/webhooks/…) into Dashboard → Settings → Notifications → Discord webhook, then hit Send test.

Prefer not to touch webhooks? If the deployment has it enabled, the “Connect Discord” link under the field opens Discord's own picker — choose a server + channel and the webhook is created for you.

Treat the webhook URL like a password

Anyone holding the URL can post messages into that channel. Don't commit it to a repo or share it in public — if it leaks, delete the webhook in Discord (Integrations → Webhooks) and connect a new one.

Telegram — connect a chat (two clicks)

Telegram runs through our platform bot, so there is nothing to install or configure on your side — no BotFather, no tokens.

  1. 1Go to Dashboard → Settings → Notifications and click Connect Telegram.
  2. 2Choose “Open the bot (DM)” for personal alerts, or “Add to a group” to notify your team — then press Start in Telegram.
  3. 3Back in the dashboard, click “I pressed Start — verify”. The bot posts a confirmation into the chat and you're done.

The connect link expires after 15 minutes (just start again). Use Send test anytime, and Disconnect to stop messages instantly. Removing the bot from the group also stops them.

Per-form routing

Channels connected in Settings → Notifications automatically receive every form's submissions. To send a specific form somewhere else (say, leads to #sales but support tickets to #support), open that form's Protection & replies panel and set its own Discord webhook or Telegram chat ID — the per-form value wins over the workspace default.

Paid plans

Discord & Telegram notifications are available on Pro and Studio. Email capture and the dashboard inbox work on every plan.