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Set up an “Upload submitted Public Form to Egnyte” Workflow recipe
Set up an “Upload submitted Public Form to Egnyte” Workflow recipe

Set up a Workflow recipe to automatically upload a Public Form submission to your connected Egnyte account.

Updated over 7 months ago

With the "Upload Submitted Public Form to Egnyte" Workflow recipe, you can automatically send your Public Form submissions to your Egnyte account.

Send Public Forms directly to your connected Egnyte account as soon as they're submitted with the "Upload Submitted Public Form to Egnyte" Workflow. This assures prompt access to submitted Public Forms via Egnyte for any users who need it.

Use Workflow Variables in the Upload File step (step 5 in the instructions below) to leverage Form data to help manage your Forms.

Open the Workflows tab in the GoFormz web app and click Create to access the Workflow Recipes Library.

Next, complete the following steps:

  1. Select the Upload Public Form Submission to Egnyte recipe.
    This opens the Workflow Editor.

  2. Click the pencil icon next to the default Workflow name.

    Screenshot displaying the location of the pencil icon in the Workflow Recipe Builder in the GoFormz web app.



    Enter a Workflow name.

    Note: Include the Template name used in the Workflow in your Workflow name.

  3. Establish your Public Form Submitted trigger.
    To do this, choose your Owned By and Template options.

    Screenshot displaying the trigger details including Owned By and Template options in the GoFormz web app.


    ​Click Next.

  4. Configure your Export Form to PDF settings.
    This includes the pages you want exported, and a name for your PDF.
    ​​

    Screenshot displaying the Export Form to PDF setting options in the Workflow Recipe Builder of the GoFormz web app.

    1. Select the Form pages you want exported to PDF.

      Note: If you want to export all Form pages, leave this field blank.

    2. Click Advanced.
      Here you’ll assign your PDF a name in Filename.

      Note: If you choose not to name your PDF, your PDF will adopt the name of the corresponding completed Form.

      Click Next.

  5. Configure your required Upload File details.
    These details include Connection, and Destination Path.

    Note: Do not change the File(s) option.

    Screenshot displaying the Egnyte: Upload File action in the Workflow Recipe Builder of the GoFormz web app.

    1. Select the Connection from the drop-down menu to indicate the Egnyte connection you want used for your uploads.

    2. The Destination Path determines the name of your PDF, and the Egnyte folder where the PDF will be placed.

  6. Click the Activation slider if you want your Workflow active immediately.
    The Workflow Activation status is either Active or Inactive.

    Screenshot displaying the Activation slider in the Workflow Recipe Builder of the GoFormz web app.

  7. Click Save.

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