In this article, you'll learn everything about responses, when they are triggered, how they can be modified, data privacy, exporting them and so much more.

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As soon as a user clicks on a submit button, their data inputs are saved and sent to your CRM or any other tool via your response handlers and saved in the responses tab in your flow.

The default overview is our list view, where you can see one response at a time. On the top you can find three functions:

You can also select multiple responses to delete more responses at once or export them in a CSV file. You can also select the information you want to display as preview in the list overview of your responses and sort them by submission time.

In regard to data privacy, with the Sensitive Tag, Heyflow is going the extra mile when it comes to GDPR-friendly data collection. It’s a simple toggle that allows you to decide which data you don’t want to have stored on Heyflow’s servers.

To make it even easier for you to comply with GDPR regulations, we have introduced a new toggle in the flow settings. This feature enables automated mass deletion of all user data after a specified period of time, ensuring hassle-free management of user information. Learn more about it here.

To show your responses, you can select between a list and a table view by changing the view on the top right.

The list view gives you a detailed overview of one response, whereas the table view shows you a more general overview of all responses. In both views, you can sort the responses by submissions time and use filters, e.g. adding a period or showing responses based on conditions.

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Adding a period allows you to only show responses in a certain time range.

Also, you can add a condition, e.g. that a certain input should contain only specific answers or is empty. You can even add multiple conditions using and & or connectors to filter your responses more in detail.

You can download all data of your heyflow at once in a CSV file. Comma-separated values (CSV) is a text file format in which commas are used to separate individual values and newlines are used to separate different records.

When you want to open the file in another tool, e.g. Excel or Sheets, make sure to import it, so you can individually set up the separator type.

Check, where exactly your inputs are missing. If they are missing in the beginning of the flow, it can have different reasons: It can be the outcome of a reload in the middle of the flow or also if a user switches from an in-app browser (i.e. instagram) to another browser on the same device.
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As a solution, you can change the user behavior in your flow settings to force start on 1st screen and restore data.