An inquiry that arrives while you're shooting should still be waiting for you in the right place afterwards.
Inquiries land in the pipeline
Submissions from your public form create a lead automatically and drop it into the first stage of your pipeline — no copying from an email.
Hardened public submissions
Public forms are the one surface anyone on the internet can reach, so submission handling was tightened to accept only the fields a form actually declares, and nothing else.
What a submission creates
- A contact, with the name, email and phone from the form.
- A lead in the first stage of your pipeline, with the event date, the venue and the message exactly as typed.
- A conversation in the inbox, so your reply and every reply after it stay on one thread.
- A notification to the studio, by email and in the app, with the lead open in one click.
What the form will accept
A public form accepts only the fields you placed on it. A request that tries to set anything else (a different account, a stage, an internal note) is refused.
Where to set it up
Settings, then Forms. Each form has its own address and embed code, and you can run more than one: a wedding inquiry form on the website and a shorter one for a mini-session landing page, each dropping leads into the pipeline you choose.