Submission Page Update: What Changed in GoHighLevel

The submission page update moves the Forms, Surveys, and Quizzes submission experience to GoHighLevel’s HighRise framework. This changes the system behind the page, not the way people use it. Leads can still open the page, enter their details, and submit their answers as usual.

The main change is the structure running in the background. GoHighLevel now has a cleaner setup that should be easier to maintain and improve. That can help the platform handle future changes with less friction and reduce the risk of problems when new updates are added.

For users, there is very little to learn. The page should still look familiar, and the submission process has not changed. You do not need to rebuild your Forms, Surveys, or Quizzes. You also do not need to update your workflows just because of this migration.

Before this submission page update, Forms, Surveys, and Quizzes used the older page setup. It still worked, but the system behind it was harder to maintain and improve over time.

Now, those submission pages run on the HighRise framework. The process for users stays the same, but the code behind the page is cleaner and easier for GoHighLevel to manage.

Think of it like replacing old wiring in a building. The lights still turn on the same way, but the system behind the walls is safer, stronger, and ready for future upgrades.

This submission page update may not change what you see, but it still matters. Forms, Surveys, and Quizzes often sit at the start of a lead or client journey. When those pages work well, the rest of the process has a better chance of running smoothly.

For agencies, the biggest benefit is stability. Your team does not need new training, and your clients do not need to learn a new process. Existing submission flows should continue to work without extra setup or changes.

The update also gives GoHighLevel a better base for future improvements. That means new features and fixes may be easier to add over time. It is not a flashy change, but it helps protect the tools your business already depends on.

The submission page update does not need to be turned on. GoHighLevel has already moved the Forms, Surveys, and Quizzes submission pages to the HighRise framework.

In this section, you’ll see how to open an existing Form, preview it, send a test submission, and confirm that the submission page works as expected. The same basic process can also be used for Surveys and Quizzes.

Here are the steps to test it:

• Access  the Sites Area in GHL .

• Open the Form preview.
• Complete and submit the Form.
• Confirm the submission page.

To start, make sure you are logged in to the correct GoHighLevel sub-account.

• Go to the Main Menu on the left-hand side of your screen.

1.1 Click Sites.

• This opens the Sites area inside your sub-account.

1.2 Click Forms in the top menu.

• You will now see the Forms dashboard and a list of your existing Forms.
• You can also choose Surveys or Quizzes from the same top menu when testing those assets.

• Find the Form you want to test in the list.

2.1 Click the three-dot menu on the right side of the Form.

• This opens the available Form actions.

2.2 Click Preview.

• GoHighLevel will open the live preview of the selected Form.

• Review the Form before entering your test details.

3.1 Check that all fields, labels, and dropdown menus load correctly.

3.2 Enter test information into each required field.

• Use test details that will be easy to find later inside GoHighLevel.

3.3 Check that the submit button appears and works.

3.4 Click the submit button.

• GoHighLevel will process the test entry and load the submission page linked to the Form.

• After the Form is submitted, review the page that appears.

4.1 Confirm that the thank-you message or success message loads correctly.

4.2 Check that the text, layout, and background appear as expected.

4.3 Confirm that the user is not left on a blank page or shown an error.

• The successful message confirms that the updated submission page is loading correctly.

This submission page update should not change the way your Forms, Surveys, or Quizzes work. The test simply confirms that a user can open the asset, complete it, submit it, and reach the correct confirmation page.

The submission page update runs in the background, so there is nothing new to set up. Even so, it is still smart to test your most important Forms, Surveys, and Quizzes before sending traffic to them.

Start with the assets tied to active campaigns, booking pages, quote requests, or lead forms. Check that each page loads, accepts the submission, and shows the correct thank-you message. Use a clear test contact name so you can find and remove the test data later.

Do not rebuild your assets just because of this change. The update was designed to keep the current user experience in place while giving GoHighLevel a stronger system behind it.

The submission page update gives your Forms, Surveys, and Quizzes a more stable base without changing the way your team works. That means less disruption for staff, clients, and leads who already know the current process.

For agencies, this helps protect active campaigns. A lead can still complete a form, reach the thank-you page, and move into the next step of the workflow. You do not need to rebuild assets or retrain your team just because the system behind the page has changed.

The biggest value is long-term. GoHighLevel now has a cleaner setup for future fixes and improvements. It is not a major front-end change, but it helps keep an important part of your lead flow running smoothly.

The submission page update gives GoHighLevel a cleaner and more stable system for Forms, Surveys, and Quizzes. The user experience stays familiar, so your team and your leads can keep using the same process.

There is nothing new to turn on, and you do not need to rebuild your assets. It is still worth testing the pages tied to active campaigns, paid traffic, or client funnels. A quick check can confirm that the submission and thank-you message still work as expected.

This update may not look dramatic, but it supports the tools your business uses every day. Have you tested your most important Forms, Surveys, and Quizzes since the update?