---
title: "Webflow"
description: "Point a Webflow form's custom action at your form address and add the bot check script to the site's custom code. Webflow then stops storing the form."
url: "https://formparcel.live/docs/guides/webflow"
---

# Webflow

Point a Webflow form's custom action at your form address and add the bot check script to the site's custom code. Webflow then stops storing the form.

Untested: Not yet tested on a live site. The steps follow how the form address works today; if one differs, [tell us](https://formparcel.live/contact).

## Set the form’s action

Select the Form Block, open its settings, and under **Send to** choose **Custom action**. Paste your form address as the action and set the method to **POST**. The address looks like `https://f.formparcel.live/f/f_k7QmXp2aVb9sTn4cLw8RhE`, with your own ID.

- Give every input a **Name** in its settings: the name becomes the Sheet column.
- With a custom action, Webflow no longer stores the form or emails you about it. FormParcel does that.

## Add the bot check script

In **Site settings › Custom code**, paste this into **Footer code** and publish. It adds the proof to every form that posts to FormParcel.

Example form address. Use yours from the dashboard.

```html title="Footer code"
<script src="https://f.formparcel.live/f/formparcel.js" async></script>
```

> **Bot check.** A lead sent without FormParcel's bot check is saved but held in your Spam folder, not delivered. That is every post from a server, a webhook or `curl`, and every post from a page that does not load the script. The dashboard then shows **Bot check not installed** under Needs action. Fix: keep the script line on every page that has the form. [Learn more](https://formparcel.live/docs/reference/bot-check)

## Check it

Submit the form once from the published site, not the Designer preview, and open its receipt under **Leads**. If nothing arrives, see [Troubleshooting](https://formparcel.live/docs/help/troubleshooting).