After a Google Form submission, the important question is not only whether the form captured the response. Operators also need to know whether the owner alert and respondent confirmation were attempted, where they were sent, and what to inspect if something did not arrive.
A report is most useful when it helps the person running the form make a quick decision without opening Apps Script logs first.
Confirm whether the owner, shared inbox, or extra recipient list was included in the notification path.
Check whether the respondent email source was available and whether the confirmation path ran.
Compare the test message to one real public submission before trusting the form at launch.
Look for renamed questions, removed email fields, old recipient lists, or exhausted account quota.
The form may not be collecting respondent email, or the selected email question may be blank or invalid.
Check whether notifications are enabled and whether at least one owner or additional recipient is configured.
Confirm the form submit trigger is active and test one public submission after saving settings.
Check Gmail quota, account authorization, and the most recent preflight result before changing templates.