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# Jotform
Integrate Jotform with ZBrain Flow to automate your data collection by managing forms, submissions, and users directly in your workflows.
Jotform is an online application that allows users to create custom forms for collecting data, registrations, payments, and more. It provides a platform for creating, publishing, and managing forms with no coding required, making it accessible for users looking to streamline data collection processes in various contexts, from event planning to customer feedback.
#### **How to Connect Jotform to ZBrain Flow?**
To integrate Jotform with ZBrain Flow, follow these steps to select and utilize the desired capabilities:
* **Search for the Jotform Component**: Search the Jotform component within the ZBrain interface.
* **Select the Required Capability**: Select the required element, such as **Custom API Cal**l.
#### **Additional Settings for Custom API Call**
* **Connection** - Select the account or service to which the API call will connect.
* **Method** - Choose the HTTP method (GET, POST, PUT, DELETE, etc.) for the API request.
* **Headers** - Specify HTTP headers to include in the request, often used for passing authorization details or content types.
* **Query Parameters** - Define parameters to be included in the query string of the API request URL.
* **Body** - Input the JSON or XML content for the API request, used mainly for POST or PUT methods.
* **No Error on Failure** - Check this option if the process should continue without marking it as failed, even if the API call does not succeed.
* **Timeout (in seconds)** - Set the maximum time in seconds the API call should wait for a response before timing out.
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