> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://docs.formsort.com/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://docs.formsort.com/core-concepts/formsort-quickstart-guides/set-up-integrations.md).

# Set up integrations

From the **Integrations** tab, you can configure where you were will send data, the shape of submission data, and the frequency with which data is sent.  

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For any changes in the Integrations tab to be reflected in your flow/variant, you must republish after changes are made.
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## Sending analytics events

[Amplitude](/integrations/integration-reference/amplitude.md), [Google Analytics](/integrations/integration-reference/google-analytics.md), [Google Tag Manager](/integrations/integration-reference/google-tag-manager.md), and [Segment](/integrations/integration-reference/segment.md) can be configured to receive [analytics events](/integrations/getting-data-out/analytics.md).

The analytics destinations can also receive answer payloads. You must opt-in to this when configuring them in the integrations editor by toggling "Send answers" on.

## Sending answers

[BigQuery](/integrations/integration-reference/bigquery.md), [Redshift](/integrations/integration-reference/redshift.md), and [Webhooks](/integrations/integration-reference/webhooks.md) can be configured to receive answer payloads. At the [submission frequency](/integrations/getting-data-out/submission-frequencies.md) that you define, the entire answer payload will be sent to the integration.

Due to the distributed nature of our system, there are a couple of factors you should consider when setting up [BigQuery](/integrations/integration-reference/bigquery.md), [Redshift](/integrations/integration-reference/redshift.md), and [Webhooks](/integrations/integration-reference/webhooks.md) integrations:\
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1\. Ordering of answer submissions is not guaranteed. This can be particularly noticeable when you use a submission frequency of “Every Step”. For example, if steps are completed in quick succession, ordering of your submissions may not exactly match completion order. \
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2\. While we guarantee at-least-once delivery of all answer submissions, regardless of frequency, **we cannot guarantee only-once delivery**. All integration targets should be designed with idempotency in mind. Receiving a duplicate answer submission should not adversely affect processing.

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**When does passed in data get sent?**

Answers passed in via URL parameter or POST body will be included in all answer payloads regardless of the step order.
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**Sending data to a Google Spreadsheet**

Spreadsheets are not databases, and have a slew of problems when you treat them as such, however, we recognize their usefulness, particularly when getting a new project up to speed.

Formsort has a first-party integration with Google Sheets. See more in our [Google Sheets documentation.](/integrations/integration-reference/google-sheets.md)
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## Viewing and testing webhook payloads

When you set up a webhook, you can view a sample answer payload in the Webhooks tab once you select a submission frequency. More about submission frequencies [here](/integrations/getting-data-out/submission-frequencies.md).

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## Receiving uploads

[Amazon S3](/integrations/integration-reference/s3.md) and [Google Cloud Storage](/integrations/integration-reference/google-cloud-storage.md) can be configured to receive uploads, such as from [file upload](/adding-questions-and-content/question-reference/file-upload.md), [image upload](/adding-questions-and-content/question-reference/image-upload.md), or [signature](/adding-questions-and-content/question-reference/signature.md) questions. The answer itself will contain the S3/GCS URL of the uploaded asset.


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