When This Comes Up
You may encounter this limitation if you are trying to use JotForm — either through the native Dazos integration or via Zapier — to capture assessment data completed in person and attach it to an Opportunity that already exists in the CRM.
A common scenario is when a customer rebuilds their intake assessment in JotForm for staff to complete in person, then wants that submission to populate the PAA on an existing Opportunity rather than creating a new one.
What the JotForm Integration Supports
Dazos offers two methods for integrating JotForm with the CRM:
Direct JotForm Integration — Connects JotForm forms natively within Dazos CRM settings.
Zapier Integration — Connects JotForm to Dazos CRM via Zapier automation.
The table below summarizes what each integration method currently supports:
Integration Method | Create New Opportunity | Create PAA for Existing Opportunity | Update VOB / PAA Status Fields | Populate PAA Content |
Direct JotForm Integration | ✅ Supported | ❌ Not Supported | ❌ Not Supported | ❌ Not Supported |
Zapier Integration | ✅ Supported | ❌ Not Supported | ✅ Supported | ❌ Not Supported |
Current Limitation
Neither integration method supports creating a new Pre-Assessment record for an existing Opportunity, nor can either method populate the PAA content fields on an existing Opportunity.
The Zapier integration can only update VOB and PAA status fields — it cannot write PAA content data into the Pre-Assessment module itself.
⚠️ There is currently no available workaround for this limitation. If your workflow requires capturing assessment data from JotForm and attaching it to an existing Opportunity's PAA, this is not possible with the current integration capabilities.
Tips & Notes
💡 Tip: If you need staff to complete a Pre-Assessment for an existing Opportunity, consider having staff enter the assessment data directly into the PAA module within the CRM, rather than through JotForm.
⚠️ Note: If you have a use case that requires this functionality, contact Dazos Support to log your request. Feature requests help inform future product development.