Forms that defend themselves
A contact form, event sign-ups, a post-webinar survey - you build them in the panel in a few minutes and start collecting submissions right away. No plugins, no external services and no spam flooding the team's inbox.
You arrange fields from ready-made types: text, choice, date, consents, attachments. You mark which ones are required, add a confirmation e-mail and decide who on the team sees the submissions. The finished form goes onto any page like any other section - the contact page, below an article or on a campaign page.
Spam falls away, clients get through
Your audience never retypes distorted letters or hunts for bicycles in photos - protection works invisibly, on the site's side. Bots stop at the doorstep, and real messages flow without friction. A form that does not tire people out completes more of the submissions it starts - and every submission is a potential client.
Suspicious yet potentially valuable messages do not vanish: they land in a waiting room you review at a glance. One click brings a submission back to the inbox - no sales opportunity disappears without a trace.
Submission handling in one place
Every submission has a status and a history: who replied, what changed, when the case was closed. After a week away, one look is enough to know what awaits a response - without digging through mailboxes or asking who took which case.
Marketing consents collected in forms feed the site's consent register right away, so the team always knows what each recipient has actually agreed to. Clean data means calmer campaigns and fewer questions during audits.
We launched the recruitment form within an hour - together with a confirmation e-mail and a submission inbox for the whole team.