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# Form data hub events

### Form data hub events

Currently supported form data hub events:

* ***On created***: this event is fired after a form is saved and this is a new form
* ***On updated***: this event is fired after a form is saved and this is an existing form
* ***On saved***: this event is always fired after a form is saved
* ***On deleted***: this event is fired after a form has been deleted

### How-to

To enable the events to be send to the data hub 2 settings need to be set on the form definition

The first one is the data hub property, this can be found under the category connections. The connection should be set to the data hub which will handle the events

The other property which needs to be set is one or more of the events 

<figure><img src="/files/gh4mFZLKT2WSm79rLhXN" alt=""><figcaption><p>Data hub event properties</p></figcaption></figure>


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