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Form Responses
Review what employees actually submitted, field by field, for fulfillment, compliance evidence, and qualitative follow-up.
Real-world scenario
Maya Chen · IT Manager at Bluewave Labs
Security wants proof that Engineering completed the VPN re-attestation. Maya exports Form Responses from the Q2 deployment, manager names, systems selected, and timestamps, in one CSV.
Before you begin
- ITSM license enabled
- At least one service with submitted responses
Overview
Form responses capture the data employees submit with service requests, whether Sophie filed a one-off Figma request or completed a deployment-driven VPN attestation. Use this view when you care about answers (export, audit, analysis) rather than ticket workflow (assign, status, SLA).
View responses
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Open form responses
From ITSM, select a service and open its responses view, or navigate from the service detail page.
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Filter submissions
Narrow by date, employee, or deployment. After a VPN campaign, filter to that deployment only.
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Inspect an answer set
Open a response to see every field value and the linked service ticket.
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Export for reporting
Download CSV for finance, security audit, or procurement, e.g. all monitor size selections from onboarding.
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Analyze text fields
Send free-text answers to Sentiment Analysis when you need themes, not just row counts.
What you'll see
Sophie Park. Figma License Request. Jun 4, 2026
- Manager email: [email protected]
- Business justification: Need Figma for design system work on Phoenix project
- Existing Figma seat? No
- Linked ticket: #ITSM-1038
Deployment filter. Q2 VPN Re-Attestation
Tickets vs responses
Sentiment analysis
When forms include open-ended text, "What blocked you?" on a hardware survey or "Additional context" on VPN requests, use Sentiment Analysis to score tone at scale. Maya runs it after large deployments to catch frustration before it becomes repeat tickets.
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