Customizing the message 

You can insert field variables into a confirmation email and they’ll be replaced with whatever the user insert into that field.

Every variable must be between a double punctuation keys. Eg. {{My Variable}}

In the following example, we show the two ways you can insert the variables:

• By using the field label: The variable {{Your Name}} has been inserted to the confirmation email and will be replaced by the name that the person puts in the Form.
• By using the ID field: In the picture you can see the variable {{text_263547}}, the same relates to the field {{Your Name}} of the form. In other words, we can use both types of variables to get field information. If your field doesn’t have a label, this is the option you should use.

Additionally, you can use the following placeholders:

• {{form_id}}: Form ID.
• {{form_name}}: Form Name
• {{submission_id}}: Submission ID
• {{submission_number}}: Submission Number
• {{submission_table}}: The content of all the form fields
• {{created_at}}: Date of Submission
• {{ip_address}}: IP Address.
• {{user_agent}}: Browser’s User Agent of Sender.
• {{url}}: Web page url where the form was embedded.
• {{referrer}}: Web page url from where the visitor has arrived to the form.
• {{country}}: Country of Sender.
• {{city}}: City of Sender.
• {{longitude}}: Geographic coordinate that specifies the east-west position of Sender.
• {{latitude}}: Geographic coordinate that specifies the north–south position of Sender.
• {{optin_link}}: To present the link to the Opt-In Confirmation Page.

This is a great way to personalize your message. Any form field can be used in this way.