Forms can now trigger a Zapier workflow on every submission, no code required. Set it up with a "Webhooks by Zapier" Catch Hook, the same trigger type Zapier recommends for custom apps like Formtorch.

Setting up a Zap

1. In Zapier, create a Zap with the trigger Webhooks by Zapier → Catch Hook and copy the hook URL.
2. In Formtorch, open the form's Integrations page and click Add Destination on the Zapier card.
3. Paste the hook URL, optionally label it, and save.
4. Submit a real (non-test) entry to the form, then use Zapier's "Test trigger" to pull in the sample and map fields.

Each submission is delivered as a signed JSON payload through the same async engine that powers webhooks and Google Sheets: retried automatically on transient failures, with delivery status visible per submission.

Zap limits are workspace-wide

Unlike webhooks and Google Sheets destinations, which are capped per form, Zap slots are shared across your whole workspace:

Plan	Active Zaps
Free	Not available
Starter	1 across all forms
Pro	5 across all forms

Pausing a Zap frees its slot immediately; reactivating re-checks the cap.

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For setup details and troubleshooting, see the Zapier integration docs.