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fill in your form), and then hit “Fetch submissions” in GHL. You will see a mapping reference like this, and can then hit “Save trigger”: On the next step in GHL, you can map Growform’s fields to the contact data in GHL. For each field you wish to send over to GHL, simply choose the relevant field from the Webhook data. In this example, we’ll map GHL’s “Email” field to the email field in our form. We chooose: Inbound Webhook Trigger > Form_submission > Fields > (The email field name) > Value: That’s it! Once you save this workflow, leads will be created in GHL as soon as the lead is received in Growform.

– [Bonus] – Styling to perfection with GoHighLevel and advanced tips you how to create and embed a basic form, but you may wish to make use of our advanced tips to achieve form perfection: Avoiding background “jumps” or resizes between steps Depending on the layout of your landing page, you may notice a jarring “background resize” as you progress through the form. This is uruguay number data caused because Growform automatically resizes itself based on its content, which can cause GoHighLevel’s elements to resize. To avoid this happening, we recommend applying a custom class to the box in GoHighLevel that contains Growform.

Select the box, hit “Advanced”, then add a custom class name: You can then go to “Settings” > “Custom CSS” in the GHL landing page editor add the following CSS: .customMinHeight { height: px !important; display: block !important; } This CSS does the following: ) Sets a height of px, so the box doesn’t resize as the form gets bigger/smaller ) Overwrites the default “display:flex” property, which causes elements in this box to gather from the middle outwards, rather than top-down. This makes it neater if you have steps of different sizes. Of course, you’ll need to adjust the px value to suit your form, and ensure steps are of a similar size if using this tip.