Build a form, put it on any page, and read what people send in an inbox inside the admin. The sender gets a confirmation, and if an advertisement brought them, that is recorded with the enquiry.
Talk to us about enquiries →Text, email, long text, choices and tick-boxes, with the validation that goes with each.
On a page, in a layout, in a template, or as a widget dropped in Canvas. One form can appear in several places.
Submissions land in one place in the admin rather than in somebody’s mailbox, so an enquiry is not lost because one person was on holiday.
The person who filled in the form gets a reply confirming you have it, sent for you.
When a visitor arrives from a Google Ads advertisement, the click identifier travels with the enquiry — so the lead can be traced back to what produced it.
Repeat submissions from the same sender are throttled, and the form says so politely rather than silently swallowing them.
A demonstration installation, with invented data.
Forms that mail a single address depend on that person reading their mail. Enquiries land in the admin, where the record is the record, and anybody with the permission can see the ones that came in while they were away.
The confirmation to the sender goes out at the same time, so nobody is left wondering whether the form worked.
If you are paying for advertising, the question is which advertisement produced business. Capturing the click identifier at the moment the form is submitted is the only reliable way to answer it, and it is done here rather than reconstructed later.
What is collected and why is set out in the site’s privacy policy.
Enquiries with their origin attached.
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