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In the future, it would be incredibly helpful if HubSpot forms could allow users to create multiple contacts from a single form submission. Use Case Example: Imagine a scenario where a customer is filling out a form on behalf of someone else, or needs to provide information for multiple stakeholders, such as their manager, billing contact, company owner, or other relevant parties. Proposed Solution: Add a “+” or “Add Contact” button to the form, allowing users to dynamically add more contact fields as needed. When clicked, a pop-up or conditional section appears where the user can enter the details for the additional contact (name, email, role, etc.). All submitted contact details are processed and create separate contact records in HubSpot, linked to the original submission. Benefits: Streamlines data collection for group registrations, event sign-ups, or any scenario involving multiple stakeholders. Reduces friction for customers who need to provide information for more than one person. Improves data accuracy by capturing all necessary details in one go. Example Workflow: User fills in their own details. Clicks “Add Contact” to include their manager’s information. Optionally adds more contacts (billing, owner, etc.) as needed. Form submission creates all relevant contact records in HubSpot. ...read more

Currently, only legacy forms are available to be used in custom modules. In order to add a form created with the new form editor to a page, the only option is to use HubSpot's default 'form' module that's provided in the drag-and-drop editor. It is fundamental that the ability to utilize new forms in a custom module is added ASAP.  ...read more

Today we used the new form editor. I was excited that you can directly connect them to Helpdesk and create Tickets. The moment I created the automation came back and wanted to save it. The fields Ticketname appeared as a mustfield. The users who fill these forms will find this strange and I would not be able to use this form the way I want to.    The idea was that the users or our customers put their inputs and the name of the ticket is created automatically with a mix of these inputs. Please look into this.  ...read more

Currently, we make a form for every language we support. For us this means we will have 7 versions of the same form just for localization. Then we need to combine reporting and duplicate workflows and manage all these forms on localized pages. We'd like to have multi-language variants of a form with the ability to assign multiple sub-languages to a form, and the right form displays automatically based on the selected language. This could be a great enhancement to localization heavy HubSpot customers. ...read more

Who is this feature for? This feature is for marketers, designers, and anyone using HubSpot's new form editor to create and manage forms on their website. It would particularly benefit those without coding knowledge who want more control over form design. What is their goal? The goal is to provide users with an easy way to align buttons (such as "Get in Touch" or "Submit") within forms without needing to switch back to the legacy editor or manually edit HTML/CSS code. What value will this add? Adding button alignment options (left, center, right) directly within the form editor’s styling options will improve the user experience by allowing for quicker design adjustments. It will reduce the reliance on legacy tools or custom code, streamlining the form creation process and keeping everything in the modern editor.  Are there examples of other places or products that have this feature? The legacy HubSpot form editor already has this feature. It would make sense to bring this functionality into the new editor to maintain and improve usability. ...read more

It should be possible to convert a form made in the legacy editor to the new editor, so you avoid the hassle of creating a new one and switching out all the places it's used. ...read more

With the new form editor it's currently not possible to set up different subscription types. In the old form editor the Data protection and consent field allowed to set up different subscription types including the option to mark them mandatory or optional.  This feature is highly needed in the new editor as well - especially for clients with a starter license as they can't use any workflows to mitigate this problem.  ...read more

The goal is to enhance HubSpot Forms’ Conditional Redirect feature by introducing an "AND" option between conditions. This will allow users to define more complex, precise redirect logic based on multiple field inputs, improving user routing and experience.   Issues Faced: The current conditional redirect setup only supports single-field logic without multi-field dependency (no "AND" capability). Complex routing scenarios require the creation of multiple, separate redirect rules, making form management inefficient and prone to logic errors. The lack of advanced logical grouping limits the ability to deliver personalized experiences immediately after form submissions. What Will Be Resolved: Introducing AND logic in HubSpot Forms will streamline conditional redirects, allowing multiple field criteria to be combined for precise visitor routing and a more personalized post-submission experience.   ...read more

The new forms tool has some great upgrades but when it comes to styling it is now really limited. I would like a way to have more control, ideally being able to add a link to a stylesheet (I hate that these are now in iframes and you have no control over the CSS). At the very least, it is really painful that you can't remove the padding on the forms.  ...read more