Lead capture
Begin with the right questions.
Long questionnaires lose serious homeowners; short forms lose context. The inquiry has to ask enough to decide the next step without demanding an address, plans, or proof of funds.
What it does.
- Name, email, project type, approximate location, and a short description; timing, budget range, phone, and attachments optional
- "Not sure" and "Still determining" send an inquiry to human review instead of rejecting it
- Every inquiry is recorded once with a receipt reference, even when a notification fails
- Separate, optional marketing consent that never bundles with the request for a reply
- Duplicate suggestions, quarantine review for suspected spam, and an owner or fallback queue for every lead
- Acknowledgment sent through your connected mailbox on Studio and Private Office; the human reply is distinct
A sample submission
Demonstration with labeled sample data. It resets to a clean state and never sends a real message.
- A labeled sample inquiry becomes one sample lead with its context
- A second click does not create another
- A simulated failure preserves the input
What this page must prove
Sample behavior is isolated; the production promise is that an accepted inquiry survives a failed acknowledgment email.
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