Capture website leads
Create or update contacts from eligible form submissions without copying details into a spreadsheet.
Turn eligible website forms and site membership activity into a clean workspace contact directory with tags, notes, lifecycle status, ownership, and meaningful activity.

The first version manages contacts and meaningful website activity, not a full sales, campaign, ticketing, or automation suite.
Create or update contacts from eligible form submissions without copying details into a spreadsheet.
Keep lifecycle, tags, ownership, notes, preferences, and source context in one record.
Review meaningful forms, membership, conversations, and status changes before responding.
A lightweight CRM around the information small SaaS and service teams need after someone interacts with their website.
Find contacts by name, email, phone, source, lifecycle, owner, or tag.
Organize contacts with workspace tags, internal notes, ownership, and a simple lead-to-customer lifecycle.
Record form, membership, note, and contact lifecycle events without turning CRM into a noisy clickstream.
Map eligible website interactions into a contact while preserving the original source record.
Move inactive contacts out of the active workspace and restore them when appropriate.
Export bounded contact data and use privacy-oriented anonymization when customer data must be cleaned up.
Keep public capture reliable, then ingest eligible context through an explicit, retryable CRM workflow.
A visitor submits a form, becomes a site member, or starts an eligible support conversation.
Use workspace-scoped identity rules to link or create the contact.
Use source, timeline, tags, notes, and ownership to decide the next action.
A smaller CRM connected to forms, members, and support conversations.
Track quotes, consultations, product interest, and repeat inquiries.
Link eligible membership and support activity without confusing platform billing users.
Organize campaign forms, project requests, service interest, and notes.
Keep requests, preferences, documents, and milestones visible.
V1 focuses on contacts, lifecycle, tags, owners, notes, activity, export, and privacy controls.
Lightweight CRM is rolling out to Pro workspaces with contacts, search, lifecycle, tags, notes, activity, export, archive, restore, and privacy controls.
Yes, when the published Form has explicit CRM Mapping for eligible fields. A provisioned Form is not automatically CRM-connected, and the submission remains the source record before CRM ingestion resolves or creates a contact.
Yes. Eligible site membership activation can link into workspace contact context when the membership and privacy boundaries allow it.
Not in the current scope. CRM stays focused on lightweight contact and meaningful website activity management.
Continue with the most relevant parts of the Cogo Site workflow.
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