FormAssembly Status

Resolved: This incident has been resolved. We identified the source of the automated traffic and put protective measures in place; submission volume has since returned to normal across all affected environments. We are continuing to monitor for any recurrence — if you see a new wave of unexpected submissions, please contact Support.

As an added layer of protection, we recommend enabling the anti-spam features available in your form settings. See Preventing Spam Responses for details, or reach out to Support if you’d like help applying them.

Update — October 20, 2026 Sources have been blocked and behavior-based detection is in place; new attempts are now caught and blocked the same day. Because this originates from an outside party, further attempts remain possible, and we are continuing to monitor and respond. We recommend enabling ALTCHA or CAPTCHA on public forms.

Monitoring: We've applied a block that has significantly reduced this traffic. We're continuing to monitor and refine the block.If you see unexpected responses in your account, you can safely delete them. If you need help, contact Support.

Investigating: We are continuing to investigate this issue.

Investigating: We are investigating increased reports of spam hitting a small segment of forms. Some customers may be seeing unwanted spam responses on their forms.

In the meantime, you can reduce spam on your forms by turning on spam protection. Learn more: https://help.formassembly.com/help/preventing-spam-responses

We will share an update as soon as we have more information.

Resolved: This incident has been resolved.

Identified: Beginning at about 02:30 UTC on October 23 (10:30 PM ET on October 22), some forms with a Salesforce connection began failing with “Error connecting to Salesforce.” This was related to an issue on the Salesforce side, which Salesforce has since resolved: https://status.salesforce.com/incidents/20004512

Authorizations that were affected will not recover on their own and need to be reauthorized. Until then, affected forms may not send data to Salesforce or pull data from it, forms that use the Salesforce Prefill connector may not be prefilled, and dynamic picklists may fail to populate. Your Salesforce authorization may still show as Valid in your account even though it is affected.

To restore your connection: • Open an affected form’s Salesforce connector and note which authorization it uses. • Hover over your username in the top right and select External Authorizations. • Select Reauthorize on that authorization. Reauthorize once per Salesforce user, from this page, rather than from each individual connector.

Form responses submitted while the connector was failing were saved in FormAssembly. Once the authorization is restored, you can reprocess them from the connector log: https://help.formassembly.com/help/resend-response-through-a-connector#resending-responses-from-the-connector-log

If a Salesforce step in a workflow failed, you can replay it from the workflow response: https://help.formassembly.com/help/replay#replaying-a-connector-step

We apologize for the disruption this is causing.

Resolved: This incident has been resolved.

Identified: Beginning at about 02:30 UTC on October 23 (10:30 PM ET on October 22), some forms with a Salesforce connection began failing with “Error connecting to Salesforce.” This was related to an issue on the Salesforce side, which Salesforce has since resolved: https://status.salesforce.com/incidents/20004512

Authorizations that were affected will not recover on their own and need to be reauthorized. Until then, affected forms may not send data to Salesforce or pull data from it, forms that use the Salesforce Prefill connector may not be prefilled, and dynamic picklists may fail to populate. Your Salesforce authorization may still show as Valid in your account even though it is affected.

To restore your connection: • Open an affected form’s Salesforce connector and note which authorization it uses. • Hover over your username in the top right and select External Authorizations. • Select Reauthorize on that authorization. Reauthorize once per Salesforce user, from this page, rather than from each individual connector.

Form responses submitted while the connector was failing were saved in FormAssembly. Once the authorization is restored, you can reprocess them from the connector log: https://help.formassembly.com/help/resend-response-through-a-connector#resending-responses-from-the-connector-log

If a Salesforce step in a workflow failed, you can replay it from the workflow response: https://help.formassembly.com/help/replay#replaying-a-connector-step

We apologize for the disruption this is causing.