Build the form,
and it fills your CRM by itself.
Drag the fields you want, put it anywhere on your site, and every answer becomes a lead and a contact automatically. No developer, no plugin, no export.
Every field you can add
Four things it does, working.
This is the real Forms app. Pick a tab and use it.
Four fields to start. Add more from the palette.
Add a field
Every submission goes through the same path as a phone call or a chat, so a form is never a separate list somebody forgets to check.
Which treatments people ask about
A multi-select keeps every option somebody ticked, not just the first one, so this breakdown is what they actually said rather than a sample of it.
The parts that make a form actually earn its keep.
Build it, place it, change it, all from the dashboard. A field you add appears on your live site immediately, without re-pasting code and without waiting on anybody.
A submission is a lead AND a contact, matched on email and phone so the same person enquiring twice does not become two records. Nothing is retyped and nothing sits in a separate list.
A hidden trap field catches bots and the submission is discarded without telling them, because an error message only teaches a bot to try again. Your responses stay worth opening.
Photos, referrals, insurance details and consent forms upload straight into the form and are stored privately. Only somebody signed in to your dashboard can open them.
A library of ready-made forms for the things local businesses actually ask: consultations, callbacks, intake, feedback. Adopt one and it becomes yours to edit.
The page a form was filled in on is recorded with every submission, so you can see which part of your site is producing enquiries rather than guessing at it.
Forms, answered.
No. Copy one snippet in, once, and every form you build afterwards works without touching it again. If we built your website, it is already there and you can skip even that.
It becomes a lead in your inbox and a contact in your CRM at the same moment, and your team is told by email, text and in the dashboard. There is no separate submissions list to remember to check.
Yes. One form can be embedded in a page, shown as a pop-up and given its own link, all at once. The placement is recorded with each submission so you can tell which one is working.
Yes, and they are stored privately rather than in a public folder. Photos, referral letters, insurance details and consent forms all work, and only somebody signed in to your dashboard can open them.
A hidden field no human ever sees. Anything that fills it is a bot, and the submission is quietly discarded while the bot is shown a normal success screen, because an error only teaches it to retry.
Yes. Fields can depend on earlier answers, so somebody asking about one treatment is not made to read questions about another. It keeps the form short, which is what actually gets it finished.
Any time, as a spreadsheet, with every answer in its own column so it can be sorted. A multi-select keeps every option the person ticked rather than only the first.
No. There is a library of ready-made forms for consultations, callbacks, intake and feedback. Adopting one copies it, so from that moment it is yours and editing it changes nothing for anybody else.
It carries your brand colours and your fonts, and the embedded version runs in its own frame so your site's styling cannot break it or be broken by it.
Let us look at the forms you have now.
Book a call and we will go through every form on your site, where each one sends its answers, and how many of them nobody is reading. Month to month, and nothing to sign.
