I am working on a project that may occasionally get some medical info added to forms, what methods could I use with form builder to take the form info and encrypt the messages sent by end users, so the emails sent to the office would not be in plain text?

The form builder has MailChimp integration built in.

Wow - it takes a lot of digging to find info on mailchimp's site about security - I must say once you find it, it is quite impressive the steps they are taking. I am not sure who all of it works as far as sending info to mailchimp, is that going to be in plaintext?

I am also concerned with trying to build a business that depends on a thid party handler - I have seen many services over the years promise to the world for a fair price only to close up shop or radically change how they do business one way or another - it seems to me there would be an easier way to have web form builder send an email that is either encrypted server side, or save the info into a database that is auto MD5 or something, and then send an email notifying the office that there is new info submitted and to view login to the database or something.

Maybe I am wanting too much from the coffeecup form builder and should be looking for other programs to tackle this? Or maybe I should be looking for something to bridge the database gap and integrate that way?