Hi @govindmotiyar
It can mean both, depending on what you set there.
By default, it means “user who is filling the form”. If you enable that option you will see that the recipient field contains this text
{email}
When a person submits the form, this “variable” will be automatically “on the fly” replaced with the e-mail address provided by that person and the message will be send to that address. So it will go to the “person who is filling the form”.
However:
1. you can add additional e-mail addressed to that, like
{email}, [email protected], [email protected]
and the very same message would then go to the “person who is filling the form” and to both these additional addresses (which can be e.g. yours)
2. or you can remove that variable entirely and just put your e-mail address there and in that case e-mail will not go at all to the person who is filling the form but only to that e-mail address that you put there (which can be website admin address or pretty much any other valid e-mail address).
Best regards,
Adam