# Automatically create documents

Portant can automatically check and make additional documents when a new response is received via a Google Form. **‍**

**In this article you will learn how to:**

1. Auto create documents when a Google Form is submitted

#### Auto create documents when a Google Form is submitted

To turn this on automatically creating documents any time a form response is submitted, select the checkbox in the Data Merge box.

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When this is on an indicator appears above the 'Data Sources Table' like this:

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#### Feedback and feature suggestions

We created Portant in 2021 and the feedback we have received since then has been very helpful and greatly appreciated. If you have any feedback please feel free to send us an email at <contact@portant.co><br>

Thanks,<br>

Blake and James


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