I would like to see the option to unpublish a form and or to set a limit to the submissions. For example I would like to set a limit of 100 submissions due to a webinar subscription.
November 7, 2022 Edit: 931 days and counting. Can someone please make this a meme?
April 6, 2023
Edit: 1081 days and counting. This isn't funny anymore.
Yes, we have clients that email the shared link to some forms when collecting data from customers (not lead generation) and they would like to be able to set an expiration date or unpublish the form so on a certain date the form will no longer accept submissions.
Would be very helpful to have an 'unpublish' option. In our case we have reached max. registrations for our program, and want to close the registration, but not have to delete the form. Moving forward this does make a good case for using a landing page and embeding the form, rather then sending out a link direct to the form in hubspot, that way you would have a way to control when the form is live.
Agreed on all of the above. It would be critical to have an unpublish or de-activate feature for forms, especially since some forms are used as standalone pages and can be accessed at any time by the people we send them to. When our team is no longer accepting responses there is no reflect this easily without deleting the form (which also deletes all analytics and tracking records) or removing/hiding all the fields. We would appreciate it if this could be prioritized in HubSpot's roadmap of updates. Thanks!
This is a function that we're really needing too! Currently we're having to use a workaround to hide all fields and submit on the form which isn't the best.
It'd be great to have the ability to close/unpublish the form and have a message appear advising that this form is now closed.
I do not understand why we can not unpublish a form. It should be a basic function. We are encountering issues with not being able to unpublish forms due to people signing up after events have past.
I definitely would like to unpublish a form! I want to disable a form after a certain time period without losing data. There are so many, many situations where the form is out-of-date and old.