Webform allows you to create powerful forms in Drupal without the need for any custom code. You can use it for a basic contact us form with a few fields such as name, phone and email, or it can also be used to create complex multi page forms with conditional fields.

If you want to allow your editors to create their own forms without the need of a developer then install and teach them how to use the module. If you want to learn more about webform we have a two part series which will help you get started; Getting Started with Webform in Drupal 8 and Moving Forward with Webform in Drupal 8.

Collecting submissions using Webform is easy, but what if you want to integrate the module with a 3rd party SaaS provider? What if you want to push all contact form submissions into your CRM system, or add a row into a Google Sheets spreadsheet.

Of course, this can be done by a developer through the right APIs but you can also do it without writing any code using a service called Zapier.

In this tutorial, you’ll learn how to send Webform submissions into Zapier which will then add it as a row into a Google Sheets spreadsheet.