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Set Up Your Contact Form

Set Up Your Contact Form


The Contact Form lets readers send you a message directly from your booklet — no external links, no copy-pasting email addresses. It lives in the Contact section of your navbar and is available any time a reader wants to reach out. You can write your introductory prompt yourself, or let the Contact Form Agent generate one based on your booklet's content.


Available on all plans.



Why Add a Contact Form?


Interested readers who can't easily reach you will move on. The Contact Form removes that barrier — it's right there in your navbar, ready whenever a reader has a question, wants to follow up, or is ready to take action.


You can review all Contact Form submissions at any time in the Reports section of your booklet.




How to Set Up Your Contact Form


  1. From your Dashboard, open a booklet and click the Design tab.
  2. In the left-hand toolbar, click Contact.
  3. Toggle on the Contact Form option.
  4. Click the pencil icon to open the Contact Form editor. A live preview updates on the right as you make changes.



Two Ways to Write Your Introductory Prompt


Option 1: Generate with the Contact Form Agent


Let the agent write your introductory prompt based on your booklet's content.


  1. In the Contact Form editor, click Run Agent next to Contact Form Agent.
  2. You'll get a notification: "Your agents are on it. We'll notify you when it's done! Feel free to work on other tasks."
  3. Once complete, the agent fills in the Introductory Prompt field with text tailored to your booklet. For example, a guest welcome guide might get: "Please fill out the contact form for any questions or assistance during your stay."
  4. Review the text and make any changes directly in the text box.
  5. Add the Email Address of Recipient — this is where reader messages will be delivered.
  6. Click Save.



Option 2: Write It Yourself


  1. In the Introductory Prompt field, type the message you want readers to see when they open the Contact Form.
  2. Add the Email Address of Recipient.
  3. Click Save.



Tips


  • If you leave the introductory prompt blank, a default message will be used.
  • The Contact Form is separate from your Contact Card. Your Contact Card displays your business details in the navbar — the Contact Form is the interactive form readers fill out to send you a message directly.



How This Impacts the Audience Journey


The Contact Form supports the Action and Satisfaction stages of the Audience Journey. At Action, it gives readers who are ready to engage a direct, frictionless way to reach out. At Satisfaction, it keeps the conversation going — readers who have questions or want to follow up have a clear path to do so, which builds the kind of ongoing relationship that brings them back.




Updated on: 10/08/2026

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