# Form Submissions

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Forms are available on our **Growth** and **Enterprise** plans.
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## Forms

All forms created across your demos are stored on the Forms page. To view form submissions, navigate to the Forms tab in the left sidebar, select the desired form, and click it to access the submissions.

On the **Forms** page, you can review your forms along with the following metrics:

* **Date Created:** The date the form was originally created.
* **Views:** The total number of times the form has been viewed.
* **Submissions:** The total number of responses submitted by visitors.
* **Last Activity:** The time since the form was last submitted by a visitor.

## Form Submissions

Click on a form to view its responses, which may include:

* **Email fields**: Collected email addresses from visitors.
* **Text fields**: Open-ended responses submitted by visitors.
* **Multiple-choice responses**: Selections made from predefined options.

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## Download as CSV

Easily download your forms and their submissions in .CSV format with a single click.

To export a list of your forms—including details like the creation date and number of views—simply click the <kbd>Download CSV</kbd> button on the **Forms** page.

To export a form's submissions, open the form and click the <kbd>Download CSV</kbd> button on the **Form submissions** page.


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