There are many different reasons why emails sent by a form submission may not be received. Here's an overview of potential causes and their solutions.
Scenario: No emails are being received
One or more of the following causes may apply.
The email configuration has been changed
To resolve this, go into the email configuration and ensure that the setup is correct. Common mistakes are answer piping multiple emails in the "To", "CC", and "BCC" email address without a comma separating them, or having conditional logic enabled on the email such that it is never sent.
A custom "From Address" is preventing the email from being sent
Try removing any custom "From Address" and see if the issue is resolved. We recommend not using the custom "From Address" unless completely necessary, as it can impact the email's deliverability and whether it is flagged as spam.
For most use cases, it is enough to use the "From Name" and "Reply To Address", which do not impact the deliverability.
You have gone over a limit
Paperform has no hard limit on how many emails you can send, but we have a security system in place that will flag suspicious spikes in emails being sent. When an account is flagged for review, emails will be held until the account has been reviewed. When the account is approved, all held emails will be sent. This review usually takes no more than 48 hours.
Scenario: Emails are not being received by a specific email address
One or more of the following causes may apply.
Going to spam or being blocked by the receiving email's service provider
Ensure the email is not in a spam folder and that the email inbox isn't full. You can also have your email admin whitelist emails from mg.paperform.co or 159.135.227.112**.**
Email address has bounced previously
Paperform's email service provider keeps a blacklist of any addresses that have bounced previously. If an email address has been added to this blacklist, then any future attempts to email this address will be automatically blocked.
There is a limit of 15 address for the "To", "CC", and "BCC" fields if you manually input email addresses. You may be able to surpass this limit through piping values into the input instead (e.g. using a calculation's answer).