Typeform and Runner
Runner hosts your forms or takes submissions from the forms already on your site, keeps spam away and stores the exact opt-in wording with every applicable submission.
What it is usually bought for
Capture a lead
The job, on its own page: Capture a leadBuilt into Runner
- A hosted form page, or your own site's form posting to Runner
- Spam guards, and a list of the domains allowed to post
- Consent recorded only when asked for, ticked and current, with the exact wording kept
- A question that opens or hides based on an earlier answer
- Answers a question was never put to are counted apart from answers left blank
- A thank-you email and a team alert on every form, each step's result on one page
- An owner for each submission, by a rule on one answer or in turn
Worth knowing
A rule shows or hides a later question from one earlier answer, with no scoring and no fields calculated from one. The thank-you is a receipt from your product's own sender, once one is set up; past that, each form hands the new lead to the email, chat or calling workflow your team chooses for follow-up.
When to keep Typeform
- If Typeform does this job well for you today, keep it. Nothing on this page asks you to move.
- Runner stops where the bound above says it stops, and a tool you already run may cover exactly that.
Use what already works
Use the form beside the pages and campaigns you already run. Submissions land on the Runner record; after the thank-you, any further follow-up comes from the approved email, chat or calling workflow you choose.
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