Endpoint URL: the URL of the service that will handle your request;

Port: typically is the 80, but you can set for in a different number;

Method: GET, POST, or HEAD, the basic method of HTTP protocol;

Enable SSL Certificate verify: if you are in a dev environment you can disable it (enable it for security reasons);

Ignore fields with empty value: if some optional fields of the submitted form are left empty, they will be not be added to the request;

Exported Arguments list: here you can set the arguments of your request. In a GET call the Key is the name of the argument (what is before the "="), Value is its content (what is after the "=").
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For example: https://www.google.com/q=Dynamic+Content+for+Elementor&start=10
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In this case there are two arguments:
- key "q" with the value "Dynamic Content for Elementor"
- key "start" with the value "10"
You can insert Dynamic Value using Tokens (as [form:field_custom_id] ) or native Elementor Form shortcode, like [field id="custom_id"].

Add Headers, add more custom headers to curl call;

Enable log for a more complete report on submission;

Log Path, where you can find the generated log, can be dynamic (as in default value), to create a log for each form;

Show error on failure: if the service is down or there is an error on data, usually it returns an error (return code 500 or similar). In this case, you can handle it as a blocking error and refer to error on submission. Otherwise, you can disable it, if you want a non-blocking export.