Accessible fields
Visible labels, help, validation messages and keyboard order are part of the schema.
Smart contact forms
A smart contact form asks for the information a business needs to understand, route and answer an inquiry. OfferAgent provides reusable templates, adjustable fields, validation, confirmations, recipients and an incoming log, then lets the same tenant grow into inbox, AI support, sales work and quotes without replacing the website.
When every visitor sees the same name, email and message fields, important service details are missing. Staff must ask basic follow-up questions, forward emails manually and reconstruct where the request came from.
Start with a contact request, interest registration or another prepared schema.
Change labels, help text, required fields, choices and the public introduction.
Preview validation and confirmation, then publish through script, embed or button.
The submission records source, answers, delivery state and customer contact for follow-up.
This non-submitting preview uses the same field hierarchy as the public runtime. A tenant-specific published form supplies its own text, fields and destination.
Visible labels, help, validation messages and keyboard order are part of the schema.
Required values, formats, rate limits and configured anti-abuse checks protect the public endpoint.
Consent fields and policy links can be configured for the actual purpose; the customer remains responsible for the legal basis.
Route to configured recipients, show a success state and retain delivery status in the log.
Use a script, inline embed or contact button on an existing website.
A form needs a real recipient, suitable consent wording, tested validation and an allowed website origin. OfferAgent does not decide the legal purpose for collecting personal data.
No. The form can be installed on an existing website by script, embed or button.
Yes. Public title, description, field labels, help and confirmation are tenant-controlled content.
They are stored in the incoming log and delivered according to the configured recipient and integration rules.
Yes. The public runtime reflows for small screens and uses touch-friendly controls and visible labels.