Introduction to Web Forms: Capture Leads Directly from Your Website · AiEngage Help Center

Introduction to Web Forms: Capture Leads Directly from Your Website

in 📘 Web Forms & Lead Capture

What is a Web Form?##

A web form is a lead-capture form you build inside AI Engage CRM and publish on your website, landing page, or as a shareable link. When a visitor fills it in, their details are turned into a record in your CRM automatically — no copy-pasting from emails, no manual data entry.

How it works##

You build the form in the CRM and choose which module its submissions land in.
The CRM gives you a link or embed code to put on your website.
A visitor fills in the form.
Their submission becomes a record in your chosen module — instantly.
Optionally, a workflow fires to send a welcome email, notify a rep, and assign the lead.

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Every form is tied to a target module you pick when you create it. Submissions create records in that module — usually Contacts, but it can be Leads, Companies, or any module you use.

Common uses##

Contact Us — general website enquiries
Request a Demo — product demo requests
Content Download — capture leads who download a guide or ebook
Event Registration — webinar and event sign-ups
Newsletter Signup — grow your email list

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Create one form per use case with only the fields that context needs. A Demo Request can ask for company details; a Newsletter Signup should ask for little more than an email. Shorter forms convert better.

Where to find Web Forms##

Go to Settings → Web Forms. The list shows every form you have built, whether it is published, and how it is performing.

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Web forms capture leads 24/7 — even when your team is offline. Combined with a workflow, a website visitor can go from form submission to a personal follow-up in under five minutes, automatically.

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Next: Create a Web Form: The 4-Step Builder.

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