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boltIntroduction to Simola

Simola automates and tests web form submissions. It runs realistic browser simulations on your landing pages.

Use Simola for lead-gen forms, onboarding flows, and data collection. You catch blockers before users or campaigns are affected.

How Simola works (at a high level)

  1. You create a campaign for one landing page and one goal.

  2. You configure how to find the form, fill fields, and submit.

  3. You verify the page, run a test simulation, then activate.

  4. You run volume using simulation groups (data + schedule).

  5. Every scheduled record produces an individual simulation run.

Why Simola

Modern forms have validations, scripts, popups, and anti-bot checks. These can silently break submissions. Simola tests the full flow end to end.

What you can do with Simola

  • Validate real submissions, end to end. Catch broken fields, missing mappings, blocked buttons, and wrong success pages.

  • Test your landing page under heavy load. Run high-volume simulations to see if the page stays responsive and submissions keep succeeding.

  • Reproduce production-only failures. Trigger edge cases like rate limits, bot checks, flaky third-party scripts, and timing-sensitive popups.

Campaign goals: Form Testing vs Form Submission

Both goals submit your form in a real browser simulation. The difference is what you optimize for.

  • Form Testing: validate and monitor the flow. It can enable extra controls like traffic simulation and unique IP retention.

  • Form Submission: run automated submissions at scale using your data and schedule.

Core concepts

To do a quick sanity check, run a single Test Simulation. To run volume on a schedule, create simulation groups for your campaign goal.

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