If you are new here, you should probably get used to hearing me talk about my love for CRMS. They are one of the most amazing tools when it comes to organizing and automating your business. Want to learn about why I love CRMS (and a couple of other tools I use on the daily)? Read the post.

One of the first things you want to do when you set up your CRM or when you get a new website is to connect your CRM contact form to your website Contact page. When you use your CRM contact form vs the website-provided contact form, all of your inquiring client’s info is automatically set-up your CRM for you. Annnnndddd… if you have your CRM workflow set up properly, your client will be able to automatically book without you even LIFTING A FINGER, but that’s a story for another post.

Today, our focus is just making sure your CRM contact form is embedded on your Contact page.

Showit

Showit’s help center makes it soooo easy to guide you through the process of embedding your contact form, no matter which CRM you use (because there are quite a few out there) that I am just going to let them tell you….

Here’s the quick link to Showit’s tutorial if you need it. Full instructions are also listed below.

Embedding your CRM contact form to Showit

Integrating forms from the platform of your choice is quite simple, here are specific instructions for some of the most popular third-party contact form options among Showit users.

Showit + Dubsado

Showit + Mailchimp

Showit + HoneyBook

Showit + Flodesk

Showit + 17hats

Showit + Sprout Studio

Showit + ShootQ

Showit + Iris Works

Don’t see your specific platform listed?
Not a problem, just create your form via the provider’s website and follow these general embed instructions to add it to your site.

Squarespace

Here’s the quick link to Squrespace’s tutorial if you need it. Full instructions are also listed below.

Squarespace + Dubsado

Squarespace + Honeybook

Squarespace + Flodesk

Squarespace + 17hats

Squarespace + SproutStudio

Squarespace + ShootQ

Squarespace + Iris Works