Evernote + forms.app

Append new forms.app submissions to Evernote notes

Create a seamless connection between your forms.app captures and Evernote entries. With this workflow, each new form submission on forms.app gets instantly added to your designated Evernote note. It's a simple yet effective way to keep your notes updated, save time and increase the organization of your information.

When this happens...
New Form Submission
Triggers when a new submission is received for a form.
TriggerPolling
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Append to Note
Appends content to an existing note by title inside Evernote (it will be created first if it doesn't exist).
ActionWrite

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Supported triggers and actions

- FormRequired
Trigger
Polling
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New Notebook
Triggers when a new notebook is added to Evernote.
Trigger
Polling
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- TagRequired
- Notebook
Trigger
Polling
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- NotebookRequired
- TitleRequired
- ContentRequired
Action
Write
- NameRequired
- Stack
Action
Write

- TitleRequired
- Notebook
- Tags
Action
Search
- TitleRequired
- NotebookRequired
- Tags
- Make links public
- ContentRequired
- Reminder Time
- Reminder Done Time
- Attachment
- Source Url
Action
Search or write

- Notebook
Trigger
Polling
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- Notebook
Trigger
Polling
Try It
- TagsRequired
- NoteRequired
Action
Write
- NotebookRequired
- Make links public
- TitleRequired
- ContentRequired
- Tags
- Reminder Time
- Reminder Done Time
- Attachment
- Source Url
Action
Write
- NameRequired
Action
Write
- NameRequired
- Notebook
Action
Search
- NameRequired
- Notebook
Action
Search or write

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