A focused SlackQ alternative for Google Forms → Slack

We're not going to pretend SlackQ is the wrong choice for everyone. If your workflow matches the simple shape it's positioned for, sticking with SlackQ is fine. That shape is:

• One Google Form posting to one Slack channel (or DM)
• No need to route different responses to different channels
• No need for a delivery audit log a client can read
• No need for retry-on-failure with idempotency
• A preference for Workspace add-ons over a separate web dashboard

If any of those don't match your workflow, the sections below explain what RouteForms adds.

• Conditional routing.Define IF-THEN rules on the form's Routing rules tab. Send high-budget leads to #hot-leads, Austin leads to #austin-team, support questions to #cs. Ten operators including numeric comparison that tolerates currency symbols and commas.
• Per-form delivery log.Every Slack post is recorded with the matched rule, the destination, and Slack's HTTP response. Filter to Failed to see everything that needs attention. Useful when a teammate asks “why didn't we get yesterday's lead?”
• One-click retries and email alerts. Failed deliveries are retryable from the dashboard. On paid plans, an email alert fires on the first failure of a streak so you know to look without watching the log.
• Agency workflows.The Agency plan adds client workspaces. Each client gets their own workspace, their own forms, their own Slack destinations. One bill, one login, many clients, useful when SlackQ's single-form positioning starts to feel cramped.

1. 1
   Sign up for RouteForms (Free)

   The Free plan covers 30 responses a month with one form, enough to validate end-to-end before committing.
2. 2
   Paste your Slack webhook URL

   Use the same Slack channel webhook you'd like submissions to land at. RouteForms stores it encrypted and displays it masked thereafter.
3. 3
   Copy the Apps Script into your Google Form

   We generate the script pre-filled with your form's webhook secret. Paste it into the form's Apps Script editor, save, and run installRouteForms once to create the form-submit trigger.
4. 4
   Run both for a day

   RouteForms uses its own trigger so it runs alongside SlackQ without interfering. Check that submissions land in Slack the way you want.
5. 5
   Uninstall SlackQ on that form

   When you're confident, remove SlackQ's add-on from the form. RouteForms keeps delivering.
6. 6
   (Optional) Add routing rules

   On Solo or Agency, open the Routing rules tab and define your IF-THEN rules. Use the simulator to test against your most recent real submission before going live.