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Secure Form Submissions
When securing forms using ALTCHA, you have two main options:
- Standard ALTCHA Integration: Use the ALTCHA widget with a custom form handler on your server.
 - Sentinel Built-in Form Handler: Let ALTCHA Sentinel handle the form submissions directly — ideal for static websites or apps.
 
This guide focuses on the latter: using Sentinel’s built-in form handling to securely collect and manage form data without needing your own backend.
Features
- Adaptive CAPTCHA: Intelligent protection that blocks bots while offering a seamless experience for real users.
 - Rate Limiting: Prevents abuse by limiting submission attempts per device or IP address.
 - File Upload Support: Allows file uploads to Sentinel servers, Amazon S3, or Azure Storage.
 - Email Notifications: Get notified via email whenever a new form submission is received.
 - Proxy & Webhooks: Forward submissions to your backend or notify third-party services in real-time.
 - Spam Folder: All submissions are reviewed; those flagged as spam are moved to the spam folder for manual review.
 
Integration Steps
Follow these steps to secure your form using Sentinel’s built-in handler:
- Create a New Form in ALTCHA Sentinel.
 - Integrate the ALTCHA Widget into your form.
 - Set the Form 
actionAttribute to Sentinel’s submission URL. 
Step 1: Create a New Form
- Log in to the ALTCHA Sentinel App.
 - Navigate to the Forms section.
 - Click Create Form.
 - Give the form a name (e.g., “Contact Form”). You can leave other settings at their defaults.
 
Step 2: Configure the Form Submission URL
After creating the form, Sentinel will assign it a unique submission endpoint such as /v1/submit/....
To use this endpoint:
- Copy the full submission URL.
 - Update your HTML form’s 
actionattribute to point to this URL: 
<form method="post" action="https://sentinel.example.com/v1/submit/...">  ...</form>