Forms #

Build a form, put it on your website, and have what people send arrive as a contact or an enquiry rather than as an email you have to retype.

Building one #

Add fields — text, email, phone, choice, date, longer text — and mark which are required. Each form has its own settings for what happens on submission: where the person is sent afterwards, and who is notified.

Putting it on your site #

Each form gives you a snippet to paste into your website. It works on any site, including ones that are nothing to do with Sentrello.

What arrives #

A submission can create a contact, or attach to one that already exists if the email address matches — so somebody who fills in two forms is one person, not two records that share an address.

Submissions are listed with what was sent and when, and can be exported.

Spam #

Forms carry basic protections against automated submission. A form that is being abused can be paused without deleting it, so the address stays valid and the submissions you already have are not lost.