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# What are webforms

Webforms can be used to:

* Setup a simple contact us form
* Setup a complicated branching, multi-page submission form
* Add a survey to your website
* Include a feedback form on your website
* Add an order form to your website\*

Webforms can be configured to send emails to selected recipients when the form is submitted by a site visitor. Completed form submissions can also downloaded/exported in bulk from the CMS.

To view all the existing webforms or to create a new webform, click on **Structure** in the Admin toolbar, then select **Webforms**.

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From this screen you can see all the webforms on your website and create new ones.

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