WhatsApp ping
An optional WhatsApp notification on every submit, sent to a configured business number.
Lead forms
Hosted lead forms, with embed, WhatsApp ping and email notify
Build a custom-field form once and get a public page plus an embeddable iframe. Each submission can ping a WhatsApp number and an email address, and is stored in a per-form submission list. The slug is unique to your workspace.
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Notify options: WhatsApp and email
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Custom-field builder
Compose any field set you need
Add custom fields, give the form a unique slug (validated against your workspace), and publish. The same form is available on a public hosted page and as an embeddable iframe, with no separate setup for either.
- Any custom fields you need, per form.
- A unique slug per workspace, validated on save.
- A hosted public page for every form.
- An embeddable iframe of the same form, dropped into any site.
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Notify on submit
Get a WhatsApp ping or an email the moment a lead arrives
Each form can notify a WhatsApp number, an email address, or both on every submission. The submission lands in the per-form list inside WBIZ. Pair it with automations to send templates, tag the contact, or push the lead into your stack via webhook.
- An optional WhatsApp notification on every submit.
- An optional email notification on every submit.
- A per-form submission list inside WBIZ.
- Pair with automations to fire follow-up templates.
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Wire to your funnel
Use the REST API and webhooks to push leads anywhere
There are no prebuilt connectors. Subscribe to the submission webhook event, verify the signature, and push the lead into whatever system you run. The data is yours from the moment it submits.
- An outbound webhook event on every submission.
- HMAC-signed payloads, retries and a dead-letter queue.
- A REST API to fetch submissions on demand.
- Trigger automations with the new contact as the start.
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A simple capture surface, wired into your WhatsApp ops
Custom fields, a hosted page, an embed and optional notifications. The interesting work happens after capture, when you trigger an automation, send a template, or pipe the submission into your stack.
Email notify
An optional email notification on every submit, wired to a shared sales-ops mailbox.
Submission webhook
HMAC-signed and retried, to push leads into any backend you run.
FAQ
Lead forms, answered
Where do submitted leads end up?
In a per-form submission list inside WBIZ. You can also configure a WhatsApp ping or an email notification per submission, and subscribe to the submission webhook event to push leads into your own stack.
Can I embed the form on my website?
Yes. Every form ships both a public hosted page and an embeddable iframe. Use either or both.
How do I push leads into my own systems?
Subscribe to the submission webhook event. WBIZ POSTs the signed payload to your endpoint with retries, and your own handler pushes it into whatever CRM or backend your team uses.
Can I trigger a WhatsApp template when a lead submits?
Yes. Pair the form with an automation that triggers on a new contact or on the opt-in event, and send a template as the first response.
Does the form support consent capture?
Yes. Add a consent custom field. The submission is stored with a timestamp, and data export and deletion endpoints are available, aligned to GDPR and DPDP requests.
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Publish a form, get a ping the moment it submits, and let an automation take it from there.