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What happens when you fail to submit a form?
When a submission fails, the system will store what it can of the erroneous submission so you can examine it later and possibly recover key information from it. This information can also help you learn how to correct your form designs and/or system settings to prevent failed submissions in the future.
How to keep a record of form submissions?
Go to the Summary tab. No: To only keep a record pending and failed submissions on the Form submissions tab. Yes: To also keep a record of all successfully processed submission here. If you change this option from No to Yes, your change will only apply to future submissions.
How to know if a submission has been successful?
If any failed submissions have been received, you’ll see them listed here too. If you’ve configured the form to store all incoming submissions, then you’ll also see successful submissions here. The Status Reason column reports the pending/success/fail status of each submission.
What happens when a message is submitted in Admin submission?
Messages that are submitted in admin submissions are reviewed and results shown in the submissions detail flyout: If there was a failure in the sender’s email authentication at the time of delivery. Information about any policy hits that could have affected or overridden the verdict of a message.
How to edit and resubmit Microsoft marketing forms?
To set this option for any specific marketing form: Go to Marketing > Internet marketing > Marketing forms to open a list of existing forms. Open or create the form you want to apply this option to. Go to the Summary tab. No: To only keep a record pending and failed submissions on the Form submissions tab.
Is there a way to edit and resubmit form submissions?
Optionally, you can configure the system to also keep all incoming form submissions, including submissions that were successful and have already been processed and applied to your database. This will give you the chance to edit and resubmit both successful and failed submissions.