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# How to Choose Who Gets Your Lead Emails
Choose who gets an email when someone fills out a form on your website, for all forms or just one, and set the name and address those emails come from.
When someone fills out a form on your website, AgentFire emails you about the new lead. You choose who gets those emails in two places:
* **Notification Settings** for **all forms** on your website.
* A form's own **Form Notifications** settings for **just that form**.
## Change it for all forms
Go to **Leads** > **Lead Manager** > **Notification Settings**. You'll be on the **Your Notifications** tab.
### Who gets the emails
Scroll down to **Lead Notifications**.
* **Assigned agent**: whether the agent the lead is assigned to gets the email. Choose **No**, **Yes, if no CRMs are connected** or **Yes, even if CRMs are connected**.
* **Admin**: turn this on to send every lead to the **Admin Email**.
* **Admin Email**: the main address that gets your leads.
* **CC's**: anyone else who should get every lead, like an assistant. Separate addresses with commas.
### Who the emails come from
At the top of the tab, under **Notification Email**:
* **Status**: turns these emails on or off.
* **From Name** and **From Email**: the name and address the emails come from.
* **Email Signature**: the sign-off at the bottom. It starts as your site name.
Click **Save Settings** at the top right when you're done.
{% hint style="info" %}
Use a **From Email** on your website's own domain, like `jane@janesmithrealty.com`. Emails sent "from" a Gmail, Yahoo or other outside address are often blocked or sent to spam.
{% endhint %}
## Change it for one form
To send one form's leads to someone extra, like a careers form going to your office manager, open the page in the editor and click the form. In its settings, open **Form Notifications**.
* **Add admin CC's**: extra people who get this form's leads, on top of the people in Notification Settings. Separate addresses with commas.
* **Auto-Response Template**: the automatic email sent to the person who filled out the form. Choose **Disabled** to turn it off for this form. You edit the templates themselves under **Notification Settings** > **Lead Auto Responses**.
Click **Save** in the editor. If a page has more than one form, change each one.
For the rest of a form's settings, see [How to Edit a Form on Your Website](/spark-editor/lead-forms/editing-a-lead-form.md).
## Test it
Fill out the form on your live website with your own details and check that the email arrives where you expect.
## Common Questions
The lead shows in Lead Manager, but I didn't get an email.
Check your spam folder first. Then in **Notification Settings**, check that **Admin** is on and the **Admin Email** is right. If you have a CRM connected and expected the assigned agent to get it, check that **Assigned agent** is set to **Yes, even if CRMs are connected**.
A former team member still gets leads.
Remove their address from **Admin Email** or **CC's** in **Notification Settings**, and from **Add admin CC's** on any form that lists them. Then send a test.
My emails stopped arriving after I changed the From Email.
Change it to an address on your website's domain, save, and send a test. If it still doesn't arrive, email .
Can a form send to my CRM's lead inbox?
Yes. Add the CRM's lead email address in that form's **Add admin CC's**. For Follow Up Boss, connecting it directly works better: see [How to Connect Follow Up Boss to Your Website](/integrations/follow-up-boss/crm-how-to-connect-your-follow-up-boss-account.md).
Can you change these for me?
Yes. Email with the addresses and which forms they're for.