Questions
Thirteen types.
- Short and long answers, email, phone, link
- Number, date, dropdown, checkboxes
- Single choice, yes/no, five-star rating
- Section headings
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Forms for agencies
Forms whose answers become a table you can work with.
Briefs, surveys, applications and sign-ups for people without a login - in your brand, with no trace of ours. Every response is a row from the moment it arrives, and can go straight to the CRM.
- Free plan with every feature
- Unlimited people
- No card required
01 - The problem
Form tools keep your answers in their own box.
You can read the responses - and the first time you want to sort, annotate or show a filtered slice to a client, you export to a spreadsheet and the data has left.
- The project brief arrives as a wall of text in an email.
- A form edit wipes out answers you already collected.
- The link you printed on a flyer breaks when you rename the form.
- A good enquiry from the form never reaches the sales pipeline.
02 - How it works
From a blank form to work in progress.
- 01Your team
Build the form
Thirteen question types - text, email, phone, link, number, date, dropdown, checkboxes, choice, yes/no, a five-star rating and headings.
- 02Your team
Make it yours
Your logo, banner and colour. One page, or one question at a time with a progress bar.
- 03Your lead
Share one link
An unguessable address, or a readable one like /f/book-a-call. Both work forever, so a link already sent never breaks.
- 04Automatic
Every response is a row
Answers land in a table: sort, filter, comment and share a filtered view. Editing the form never deletes collected answers.
- 05Your team
Send it to the CRM
Pick responses and send them to the CRM tab you choose - or use the intake form, which creates a lead by itself.
- 06Automatic
Close it on your terms
Close on a date or after a number of responses, with your own wording. A closed form explains itself instead of breaking.
03 - Who does what
Easy for the person filling it in. Useful for you.
Your team
- Build with 13 question types
- Responses as table rows
- Columns sized like a spreadsheet
- Send responses to the CRM
- Readable addresses
The person filling it in
- No login
- Your brand, not ours
- One page or one question at a time
- A progress bar
- A clear message when it closes
Happens on its own
- New rows as responses arrive
- Renaming a question keeps its answers
- Removing a question keeps its column
- Deleting a form keeps the table
- Webhook out when a form is sent
04 - Everything in it
Everything in forms.
Responses
A table, not a list.
- Sort, filter and group
- Comments on a response
- Share a filtered view
- Data never deleted by a form edit
Sharing
Links that last.
- Unguessable or readable address
- Both work forever
- Close by date or count
- Your own closing message
Intake form
Your front door for new work.
- Public branded page at your address
- Creates a CRM lead
- Embed, QR code and email-signature link
- Clients submit project requests too
Testimonials
Proof, collected properly.
- Testimonial requests by email
- A testimonial link for anywhere
- Approve before anything is shown
- Walls and a website widget
Connected
Into the rest of the agency.
- Responses to a CRM tab
- Webhooks to Zapier, Make or n8n
- Tables linked to other tables
- Shared with the client when you choose
Works with
CRM and lead sources
Leads that arrive by themselves
Learn moreProject knowledge
Notes, tables and files with the work
Learn moreClient portal
One branded place for your client
Learn moreProposals, contracts and invoices
From proposal to signature to invoice
Learn moreWhatsApp Inbox
Every chat a CRM deal
Learn moreProjects and tasks
Boards, checklists, timelines and time
Learn moreWhy WorkTogethr
One workspace instead of the usual agency stack.
Most agencies under 200 people run eight or more tools that do not know the client exists. WorkTogethr is one place for the work, the client and the business around them.
What you need to doWhat agencies usually useIn WorkTogethr
Plan and run client projectsA project tool such as ClickUp, Asana or monday.comProjects, boards, a timeline and service checklists
Show the client progress and what they oweStatus emails and shared drivesA login per client, on the same project
Feedback pinned on designs and websitesA proofing tool such as Markup.io or BugHerdReviews with rounds and a sealed sign-off
Leads and follow-upsA CRM such as HubSpot or Pipedrive, plus Make.com and a sheetLead ads, forms and WhatsApp straight into the CRM
Proposals and contractsGoogle Docs and an e-signature tool such as DocuSignProposals and contracts signed on the page
Leave, onboarding and reviewsSpreadsheets, or an HR tool such as BambooHRLeave balances, signed HR documents, monthly reviews
Each client’s SEO, analytics and adsSeveral dashboards and a report built by handGrowth: each client’s numbers with what stands out
Products are named as examples of their category. We do not list what they lack - check each one’s own site; ours is on the pages linked above.
- Your client is inside itEvery client logs in to their own projects - approvals, files, contracts and invoices - instead of asking you by email.
- Built in, not bolted onProjects, reviews, CRM, contracts, invoices, HR and a WhatsApp inbox share one workspace. Nothing to sync, nothing to pay for twice.
- Every feature on every planThe free plan has every feature. Paid plans add capacity - clients, projects, storage - never features.
- Sized for 2 to 200 peopleUnlimited people, no per-seat pricing, and roles for owner, project managers, team, sales, HR and clients.
- Agency defaults, day oneEleven service checklists, a review flow and a CRM ready for your trade - start working, not configuring.
- Proof that holdsSign-offs sealed with a fingerprint, contracts signed with a certificate, every change in the activity log.
Forms and intake: questions agencies ask
Is it like Google Forms or Typeform?
It does the same job - forms for people without a login - with your branding and no trace of ours, and every response becomes a row in a table you can sort, annotate and share.
Can form responses go into the CRM?
Yes. Send chosen responses to the CRM tab you pick. The intake form creates a lead by itself.
What happens to answers if I edit the form?
Nothing is lost. Renaming a question keeps its answers; removing one leaves its column and answers where they are; deleting the form keeps the table.
Can I give a form a readable link?
Yes - like /f/book-a-call. The original unguessable link keeps working too, so a link already shared never breaks.
Send your next client brief as a form.
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