Webflow

Untested: Not yet tested on a live site. The steps follow how the form address works today; if one differs, tell us.

Point a Webflow form's custom action at your form address and add the bot check script to the site's custom code. Webflow then stops storing the form.

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Set the form’s action

Select the Form Block, open its settings, and under Send to choose Custom action. Paste your form address as the action and set the method to POST. The address looks like https://f.formparcel.live/f/f_k7QmXp2aVb9sTn4cLw8RhE, with your own ID.

Give every input a Name in its settings: the name becomes the Sheet column.
With a custom action, Webflow no longer stores the form or emails you about it. FormParcel does that.

Add the bot check script

In Site settings › Custom code, paste this into Footer code and publish. It adds the proof to every form that posts to FormParcel.

Example form address. Use yours from the dashboard.

Footer code

<script src="https://f.formparcel.live/f/formparcel.js" async></script>

Bot check. A lead sent without FormParcel's bot check is saved but held in your Spam folder, not delivered. That is every post from a server, a webhook or curl, and every post from a page that does not load the script. The dashboard then shows Bot check not installed under Needs action. Fix: keep the script line on every page that has the form. Learn more

Check it

Submit the form once from the published site, not the Designer preview, and open its receipt under Leads. If nothing arrives, see Troubleshooting.

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