Every enquiry lands in your CRM, ready to answer.

Put contact, booking request, and intake forms on your website, landing pages, or a shared link. When a new patient fills in a dental practice's intake form, a record is created with their answers already on it. Your team can reply straight away instead of copying details from an inbox.

Surveys ask questions over several short steps and can skip questions that do not apply. A kitchen fitter can ask about room size, budget, and timing before booking a site visit. You spend sales calls on people who are a good fit.

Scored quizzes give each visitor a result page based on their answers, and ask for an email to see it. A skin clinic might run a quiz on which facial suits your skin type. Each person who takes it becomes a lead you can follow up with.

Collect a deposit or a full payment inside the form itself. A personal trainer can take payment for a starter block of sessions as part of sign-up. The same checkout also handles free sign-ups, like a waiting list or a free class.

People can save a long form and come back to finish it later. A clinic's detailed medical history form no longer gets abandoned halfway through. You can also set dates when a form opens and closes, which suits course enrolments or seasonal offers.

Each completed form can be turned into a PDF and kept with the customer's record. A consultant can keep a signed engagement questionnaire on file without printing anything. It is easy to share the PDF with a colleague or attach it to a job.

Add one more product to the checkout step of any form. A salon taking a deposit for a cut and color can offer a take-home treatment for a small extra charge. Customers tick a box to add it, and it is charged in the same payment.