> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://docs.formello.net/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://docs.formello.net/admin/submissions.md).

# Submissions

In the submissions page you can see all submissions sent. An useful badge will display all new submissions.

![Form submissions table](/files/-MkO87DGbIlJg31szXyk)

Clicking on the form name you will see detail page. On the detail page you will have a table that summarize your form submissions.

![Submissions detail table](/files/-MkOB-8iWXfDW5Vzh8-3)

On the admin bar you will see the badge with all new submissions.

There's also a filter on the table to get only the unread submissions. A circle icon will mark all unread submissions.

The table come with **sorting and pagination** to navigate through the records. Also a search box to match a specific submission.

You can also **mark a record with a star** if it's very important and want make it more visible.

![Submission marks](/files/-MkODl6n-nA9WaRaOdQS)

Each submission has its own detail page with all fields and some useful additional data.

![Submission detail page](/files/-MkOEJAi4aehRJmltjuv)


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