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After athletes submit your forms, you need to see that data and act on it. This guide covers viewing responses, exporting data, and connecting forms to automations.
Where to find responses: Open any form in the builder → click Responses in the top bar

Viewing form responses

Every submission is captured in your form’s Responses tab.
1

Open your form

Go to Tools → Forms and click on the form you want to review.
2

Click Responses

In the top bar, click Responses to see all submissions.
3

Browse submissions

You’ll see a list of all responses with submission date and respondent info (if login was required).
4

View individual responses

Click any submission to see the complete response — every field and answer.

What you see per response

DataDescription
Submission dateWhen the form was completed
RespondentName/email if login was required, anonymous otherwise
All field answersEvery question and the athlete’s response
Connected actionsPayment made, session booked (if applicable)
Form Response Example

Exporting responses

Export your form data to CSV for analysis, reporting, or backup.
1

Open Responses

Navigate to your form’s Responses tab.
2

Click Export

Click the export button to download all responses as a CSV file.
3

Open in spreadsheet

Open the CSV in Excel, Google Sheets, or your preferred tool.
Export regularly for important forms. Camp registrations, waivers, and lead lists are worth backing up outside CoachIQ.

How responses connect to People

When you require Login/Signup on a form, submissions link to athlete profiles.
Login/Signup OFFLogin/Signup ON
Response stored in form onlyResponse stored in form AND linked to profile
No profile connectionAppears in athlete’s activity on their People record
Can’t see who submitted (anonymous)Know exactly which athlete submitted
Contact Info fields capture data onlyContact Info fields sync to profile

Viewing form activity on a profile

When login is required:
  1. Go to People → Clients
  2. Click on an athlete
  3. View their activity — form submissions appear in their history
Client Form Activity
This is useful for:
  • Confirming a specific athlete signed a waiver
  • Seeing all forms an athlete has completed
  • Tracking engagement over time

Automations triggered by forms

Forms can trigger automations when submitted — sending messages, adding tags, or assigning credits automatically.

What you can do

TriggerWhat happens
Form submittedAutomation runs when any submission comes in
Send messageAuto-send SMS or in-app message to the respondent
Add tagAutomatically tag the athlete (e.g., “Lead”, “Camp 2025”, “Waiver Signed”)
Remove tagRemove a tag (e.g., remove “Needs Waiver” after waiver submitted)
Add creditsAssign session credits to the athlete

What you can’t do

Automations can’t read specific field answers. You can trigger an automation when a form is submitted, but you cannot create conditions based on what someone answered.For example, you can’t build: “If they selected ‘Instagram’ for ‘How did you hear about us?’, then add tag ‘Instagram Lead’.”The trigger is submission — not field values.

Setting up a form automation

1

Go to Automations

Navigate to Tools → Automations.
2

Create new automation

Click to create a new automation.
3

Select trigger

Choose Form Submitted as your trigger, then select which form.
4

Add actions

Configure what happens: send message, add tag, remove tag, add credits, etc.
5

Activate

Save and activate your automation. It will now run every time that form is submitted.

Common form automation recipes

New lead welcome

Trigger: Website lead form submitted Actions:
  1. Add tag “New Lead”
  2. Send SMS: “Thanks for your interest in training! Here’s how to book your first session: [link]“

Waiver signed confirmation

Trigger: Waiver form submitted Actions:
  1. Add tag “Waiver Signed”
  2. Remove tag “Needs Waiver”

Camp registration follow-up

Trigger: Camp registration form submitted Actions:
  1. Add tag “Summer Camp 2025”
  2. Send in-app message with camp details, schedule, and what to bring

Post-eval feedback request

Trigger: Evaluation feedback form submitted Actions:
  1. Add tag “Feedback Received”
  2. Send SMS: “Thanks for your feedback! We’d love a Google review if you have a minute: [link]”
Automations require Login/Signup on the form. To send messages or add tags, the system needs to know who submitted. Anonymous submissions can’t trigger personalized actions.

Response analytics

CoachIQ provides basic response tracking:
AvailableNot available
Total response countCompletion rate
Individual response detailsDrop-off analytics
Submission timestampsField-by-field analytics
Export to CSVVisual charts/graphs
For deeper analysis, export your data and use external tools (Excel, Google Sheets, etc.).

Tips for managing responses

Don’t let leads sit. Check your website form responses daily — those are potential customers waiting to hear from you.
A same-day response beats a next-week response. Set up auto-messages so leads hear from you immediately, even if you’re coaching.
Use form automations to tag athletes by source, interest, or status. Later, you can message everyone with a specific tag.
If you need to delete a form, export responses first. Once a form is deleted, responses are gone.
Waivers, registrations, onboarding — anything you need tied to a specific athlete should require login. Anonymous responses have limited utility.

Summary

TaskHow to do it
View responsesForm → Responses tab
Export dataResponses tab → Export button
See responses on athlete profileRequires Login/Signup enabled
Trigger automation on submitTools → Automations → Form Submitted trigger
Auto-tag new submissionsAutomation with “Add Tag” action
Auto-message new submissionsAutomation with “Send Message” action