FormKeep + MySQL Integration

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Create MySQL row for new FormKeep submission

When you receive a new FormKeep submission, automatically a row is created for you with the responses from FormKeep in MySQL. This is especially helpful if you want to collect data from multiple people and need to track it in one place. Plus, you can easily share the MySQL with others so they can see the responses as well.

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