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Embedded Forms

Embedded forms in Integration Social provide a seamless way to collect leads directly from your website. These forms automatically sync with LeadIS, enabling instant communication and automation.


Screenshot of the Embedded Forms settings page in Integration Social, showing a list of available forms, including their titles, field counts, and rules.

Creating an Embedded Form

  1. Access Embedded Forms:

    • Navigate to Settings > Embedded Forms from the sidebar.
  2. Create a New Form:

    • Click the green + button to create a new embedded form.
    • Customize the form fields and design options.
  3. Customize the Form:

    • Add a Title and Subtitle to explain the form’s purpose.
    • Set the Foreground Color, Background Color, and Privacy Policy Link.
    • Add fields such as:
      • Full Name
      • Email Address
      • Phone Number
      • Message
    • Configure field requirements and map them to LeadIS attributes.
  4. Add Rules:

    • Create rules to validate form submissions.
    • Example: Require at least one contact method (Email or Phone).
  5. Preview and Save:

    • Use the preview section to see your form in real time.
    • Save the form once satisfied.

Managing Embedded Forms

  • View all your embedded forms on the main Embedded Forms page.
  • Each form card displays:
    • Name of the form.
    • Number of Fields included.
    • Validation Rules applied.

Click on a form card to edit its settings or copy its embed code.


Embedding a Form

  1. Copy the embed code from the form details page.
  2. Paste the code into your website’s HTML.
  3. Publish your website to make the form live.

Benefits of Embedded Forms

  • Collect leads directly from your website.
  • Automatically import leads into LeadIS for immediate communication.
  • Customize forms to match your brand and specific lead capture needs.

Screenshot Details

  • Main Screen: Displays all forms with details like field count and rules.
  • Customization Screen: Shows the settings for creating or editing a form, including design, fields, and rules.
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