Turn every form submission into a new item on your monday.com board, automatically.
Someone completes your formformform form.
The “New Submission” trigger fires instantly.
Your data lands where the work happens.
formformform is a form builder that sends responses straight onto your monday.com boards. Instead of re-typing answers into a board or pasting requests into the wrong group, each submission lands as a fully populated item in the board and group you choose, the moment it arrives.
This monday.com form integration runs through the published formformform Zapier app. formformform is the trigger: when someone submits your form, Zapier creates a monday.com item and maps each form field to the column you pick — text, long text, status, people, date, numbers, email, phone, link, or dropdown. The flow is one direction only, from form to monday.com, so your boards stay the single source of truth without anything writing back into your form.
Because it is all configured visually, you can connect monday.com to forms without code. Build the form, point the Zap at the right board and group, match your fields to columns, and every new response becomes a clean, trackable item your team can sort, filter, and move through workflow stages.
Concrete automations you can set up in minutes — no code required.
A sales team runs its pipeline on a monday.com board. Every website inquiry becomes an item in the New leads group, tagged "New lead" and ready to drag through deal stages.
A support team manages tickets on a monday.com board. Submitted reports appear as Open items so agents can sort by priority and assign an owner in the People column without leaving the board.
A recruiter tracks candidates on a monday.com board with a group per stage. Each application drops into the Applied group, ready to review and advance through interviews.
An online shop handles custom orders on a monday.com board. New requests appear as "To do" items so the ops team can track each order through packing and shipping in a kanban view.
An events team keeps its guest list on monday.com. RSVPs populate the board automatically, so headcounts and ticket types stay current as people sign up.
A product team collects qualitative feedback on a monday.com board. Each survey response becomes a tagged item they can group by theme during sprint planning.
Run a pipeline board on monday.com where every inbound lead form creates an item in the New leads group, tagged and ready to work.
Triage incoming issue reports as Open items on a monday.com support board, sorted by priority and assigned to an owner.
Collect applications that land as items in the Applied group of a monday.com hiring board, advancing through stage groups.
Turn client intake forms into new project items on a monday.com board, complete with status, owner, and due-date columns.
Send order and request forms to a monday.com fulfillment board so each item moves through packing and shipping stages.
Build an RSVP and attendee board on monday.com that updates itself as people sign up through your form.
Build your form in formformform and publish it so it can accept submissions.
In Zapier, create a new Zap and choose formformform as the trigger app.
Select the "New Submission" trigger, connect your formformform account, and pick the form you just published.
Add monday.com as the action step and choose "Create Item".
Connect your monday.com account and select the board and group where submissions should be created.
Map each form field to the matching monday.com column (status, people, date, numbers, dropdown, and so on).
Test the Zap with a sample submission, confirm the item appears on your board, then turn the Zap on.
formformform's Zapier trigger is available to use, but the connection runs on Zapier, which has its own free and paid tiers. A free Zapier plan covers basic, lower-volume monday.com automations; higher submission volumes or faster speeds may need a paid Zapier plan. monday.com itself works on its own free and paid plans.
Yes. formformform provides a real-time "New Submission" trigger that fires the instant someone submits your form, so Zapier creates the monday.com item right away rather than waiting on a scheduled check.
Yes. In the Zap's monday.com action you map each form field to a specific column and its type — text, long text, status, people, date, numbers, email, phone, link, or dropdown — so submissions land as clean, structured items instead of one block of text.
No. The whole setup happens in Zapier's visual editor: pick the trigger, connect monday.com, choose a board and group, and match fields to columns. There is nothing to script or deploy.
You choose. During setup you connect your monday.com account and select the exact board and group — your CRM, Recruiting, Orders, or any other board. Every submission then creates a new item in that group with the columns you mapped.
No. The integration is one-directional: a new form submission creates an item on monday.com. formformform is a trigger only, so it does not pull or read data from monday.com and nothing on your boards writes back to your form.
Build a form, connect monday.com, and let the busywork run itself. Free to start.
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