plan_form_changes
The exact edits to make, in the order that takes least time.
An audit tells you what's wrong. This tells you what to do about it.
You get a numbered list of edits for HubSpot's form editor — delete this field, retype that one, split here, change the button to this — ordered so you touch the least: deletions first, then per-field changes, then structure, then copy.
Every step says why it's worth doing, and steps marked ✓✓ are ones where the graded audit and your own submission data independently agree. A heuristic saying "this field adds friction" is arguable. That same field having been answered by nobody across 200 submissions is not.
FormMaker doesn't write to your forms — the audit tools only read. This is the change set you apply, which takes a couple of minutes and leaves you in control of every edit.
Turn a form's audit into an ordered list of edits
Produce the exact changes to make to a form, in the order that takes least time: which fields to delete, which to retype or relabel, how to restructure, and what the button should say. Combines the graded audit with real submission data, so a field the audit suspects AND nobody actually answers is marked as agreed by both — an easy decision rather than a judgement call. FormMaker does not write to your forms; this is the change set you apply in HubSpot, and each step says why it's worth doing.
Parameters
| Name | Type | Description | |
|---|---|---|---|
formId | string | required | — |
formGoal | "demo-request" | "newsletter" | "gated-content" | "event-registration" | "contact" | "other" | optional | What the form is for. Sharpens the audit; inferred when omitted. |
limit | integer | optional | Submissions to sample for fill rates. Default 200. |