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Integrate iPaaS.com with Jotform to automatically send customer information collected through Jotform form submissions — including address and category details — into iPaaS.com.
How to Connect
Prerequisites
Before setting up the Jotform integration in iPaaS.com, ensure you have the following:
Active Jotform account: an account with permission to create an API key.
Jotform API key: in Jotform, go to your Account settings, open the API section, and select Create a new API Key. Copy the key for use in iPaaS.com. See Jotform's API documentation for details.
Manual webhook setup: Jotform does not support enabling webhooks through its API, so the webhook that notifies iPaaS.com of new submissions must be added by hand. Complete this after the subscription is created and its settings are applied (see Setting up Webhooks in Jotform below).
Configuration Details
API Url: the host for your Jotform account. For most accounts this is
api.jotform.com. Enterprise accounts may use a custom subdomain (for examplexyz.jotform.com), and region-specific accounts may useeu-api.jotform.com(EU) orhipaa-api.jotform.com(HIPAA).API Key: the key you generated in the Prerequisites section.
Configure Subscription Settings
Navigate to the Jotform subscription settings in iPaaS.com and provide the following information.
Field | Description | Required | Example |
API Url | The host for your Jotform account. | Yes |
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API Key | The Jotform API key generated in the Prerequisites section. Used to authenticate every call to Jotform. | Yes |
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The subscription page also includes standard throttle and concurrency settings — API Throttle Limit, API Throttle Seconds, the To iPaaS.com throttle pair, Concurrent Connections, and Concurrent Batch Executions. These are pre-populated by the integration; see Throttling below.
Authentication Methods
Jotform uses API key authentication.
In iPaaS.com, create a new subscription for Jotform.
Enter the API Url and the API Key you generated in Jotform.
Save the subscription and validate the connection. iPaaS.com uses the API key to authenticate each request to Jotform.
Setting up Webhooks in Jotform
Jotform does not support turning on webhooks through its API, so this must be done by hand — after the subscription has been added and the settings above have been applied.
Compile the webhook URL. The URL has this shape, where the bracketed values come from the steps below:
{Root URL}/hookapi/v2/dynamicForm/Jotform?AuthToken={Subscription API Key}&Scope={Scope}A completed webhook URL looks like this:
https://api.ipaas.com/hookapi/v2/dynamicForm/Jotform?AuthToken=1234khfre54547yterf&Scope=customer%2FcreatedIdentify the Root URL for your iPaaS.com environment.
If you use portal.ipaas.com, the Root URL is
https://api.ipaas.com.If you use staging.ipaas.com, the Root URL is
https://stagingapi.ipaas.com.
Obtain the Subscription API Key. On the Jotform subscription settings page in iPaaS.com, copy the Subscription API Key, URL-encode it, and use it as the AuthToken value.
Set the Scope. The only scope this integration accepts is
customer/created, which must be URL-encoded ascustomer%2Fcreated.Add the webhook in Jotform. In your Jotform form, go to Settings → Integrations → Webhooks, add the webhook URL you compiled, and complete the integration.
Initialization Support
Currently, initialization is not supported for Jotform in iPaaS.com. All data synchronization and mappings must be configured manually during the integration process.
Throttling
Throttling ensures the Jotform API is not overwhelmed by excessive API calls, preserving system performance during heavy data transfers. The throttle and concurrency fields — API Throttle Limit, API Throttle Seconds, the To iPaaS.com throttle pair, Concurrent Connections, and Concurrent Batch Executions — are pre-populated by the integration and rarely need adjustment. For more details, refer to Subscription Configuration – Edit.