Contact forms
Public contact and inquiry forms embedded on Sites pages — submissions tied back to the right customer record.
Build surveys, questionnaires, intake forms, feedback forms, applications, and lead or contact forms. Submissions stay connected to CRM, Sites, segments, and follow-up workflows.
Drag fields into place — no code, no developer required.
Text, select, date, file upload, signature, and conditional fields.
Per-field rules, required logic, and helpful error messaging.
Publish each form in every locale your customers fill it in.
Submissions land on the right customer record automatically.
Request specific files from a customer with status tracking.
Email confirmations to customers and alerts to your team.
Share via link or embed inline on a Sites page in seconds.
Contact requests, lead capture, document collection, customer surveys, and internal workflows — all from one form builder, all wired into the rest of your Getme workspace.
Public contact and inquiry forms embedded on Sites pages — submissions tied back to the right customer record.
High-intent landing-page forms that route new leads straight into the CRM with the right segment applied.
Ask a specific customer for the files you need; track requests through pending, submitted, and reviewed.
Post-purchase, post-appointment, or NPS surveys with conditional questions and aggregate reporting.
Each form publishes in every locale your customers actually fill it in — translated labels, locale-aware validation, and submissions routed to the right customer record regardless of language.
From the form builder to submissions, document requests, and reporting, every part of the form workflow is visible — and editable — inside the same admin that runs Sites and CRM.
Drag fields, set validation, and configure routing — all from a visual surface, no code required.
Every Getme account ships with the full form-building surface — builder, submissions, document requests, and reporting, all under one admin.
Forms keeps every form connected to the customer record, the submissions feed, and the segments that power your campaigns — adding a new form never means stitching a separate tool.