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What Are Forms For

Forms allow you to collect data from clients and external users — without the need to log into the system. A form can be embedded on a website as a widget or shared via a direct link.

Use Cases

  • Contact forms — collecting inquiries from clients
  • Surveys and research — NPS, satisfaction ratings, multi-question surveys
  • Ticket submission — accepting service requests or complaints
  • Collecting client data — automatically creating CRM client cards
  • Internal forms — collecting data from employees

Form Types

  • Simple — standard form with text fields, dropdowns, and checkboxes
  • Advanced — form with additional configuration options
  • NPS — Net Promoter Score form
  • Contact — ready-made contact form template

Field Types

  • Text (string) — short text field
  • Textarea (text) — multi-line text field
  • Dropdown (select) — dropdown option list
  • Radio — single selection from a list
  • Checkbox — multiple selection
  • Attachment — file upload
  • Title — section header (does not collect data)
  • Placeholder — descriptive text between fields

Mapping to Objects

Form results can be automatically mapped to system objects:

  • CRM Client — form data creates or updates a client card
  • Task — submission creates a task in the Organize module
  • Email — result sent as an email message

Each form field can be assigned to a specific target field (e.g., “Email” field → client email).

Notifications

  • Operator notification — email to a selected mailbox after each new submission
  • Client confirmation — automatic email to the person who filled out the form (requires an email field and a configured mailbox)
  • Confirmation content supports Liquid templates with form data

Embedding on a Page

A form can be embedded on a page via:

  • JavaScript Widget — automatically generated script, the form loads in a container on the page
  • Direct Link — public URL with a form token

Security

  • Anti-spam — honeypot and fill-time control
  • Field validation — required fields, email validation, digits, alphanumeric characters
  • Active period — form active only within a specified date range

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