Forms and enquiries
Forward and export messages
Send new messages to another mailbox, take a CSV copy, and keep spam out of the way.
- 3 minute read
- 3 interactive walkthroughs
- For everyone running the enquiry inbox
Forwarding to another mailbox#
Forwarding sends a copy of each new message to an address outside CubeSites, which is how an office inbox or a colleague who never signs in still sees enquiries as they arrive. The Forwarding panel takes an address for all forms, or a different address per form.
Leave a row empty to fall back to the workspace owners. Whatever you choose, the message still lands in the Messages tab: forwarding is a copy, not a move.
Forward messages by email
Messages are forwarded as soon as they arrive.
Leave a row empty to email the workspace owners instead.
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One address for everything
The all-forms row is the fallback: every message goes here unless a form says otherwise.
Reduced motion is on, so the walkthrough waits for you. Use the arrows or pick a step.
- 1Open Messages and choose Forwarding.
- 2Enter the address that should receive new messages.
- 3Send a test message from the live site and check it arrives.
Exporting#
Export CSV downloads the current view, filters included, which makes it useful for a monthly review or moving correspondence into another system. The export is a snapshot: it does not stay in step with the inbox.
The stage and tags travel with the export, so a filtered list of Won enquiries remains identifiable outside the app.
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Export CSV
Downloads the current view, filters included. Useful for a monthly review or moving correspondence elsewhere.
Reduced motion is on, so the walkthrough waits for you. Use the arrows or pick a step.
Good to know: Exports contain personal data. Keep them somewhere the customer would expect, and delete the ones you no longer need.
Spam and the Spam chip#
Forms are protected quietly: a honeypot field nobody should fill, a minimum time on the page, and rate limits per visitor. Most automated submissions never reach you at all.
The ones that slip through land in the inbox until marked as Spam, which files them away and teaches the filter. Marking something as spam is reversible; nothing is deleted.
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The Spam chip
Protections are quiet: a honeypot, a time check and rate limits. The few that slip through land here until marked.
Reduced motion is on, so the walkthrough waits for you. Use the arrows or pick a step.
Before you continue: Never reply to a message you believe is spam, and never open links in one. Mark it and move on.
Common questions
Can different forms forward to different places?
Yes. The forwarding panel has a row per form, with the all-forms address as the fallback.
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