Forms and lead capture

Collect data from your demo viewers easily

Native forms allow you to create personalized forms within your Chapters, with data saved natively within your Supademo analytics or synced with your CRM (like HubSpot or Salesforce).

Creating customized forms is simple and takes just a few minutes:

1. Add a Chapter anywhere within your Supademo and choose the new "Form" option.

2. Add up to 7 form fields (text fields and dropdown fields) and determine which fields are required or optional.

3. Determine whether the entire form should be required/optional, and limit to business email addresses only.

4. Click save when done to go live with your form!

After going live with your Native Form, individual responses will be sent to you via email. They will also be saved under the Lead Data tab of your Supademo Analytics.

If you've set up a CRM integration to HubSpot or Salesforce, form responses will be automatically synced with your CRM with AI. For instance, whether you've named a field "Company", "Corporation", or "Business Name", Supademo will auto-detect and sync it to the appropriate field in your CRM without the need for manual mapping.

Form access controls

There are multiple access control options available in Supademo Chapter forms. These include:

• Skip Form (toggle option) - Viewers can bypass the form entirely

• Business Emails Only (toggle option) - Restricts demo access to company email addresses

• Blacklist/Whitelist Emails - Control access using custom domain lists with whitelist and blacklist options. Simply type in the domains separated by a comma in the textbox provided to whitelist/blacklist emails

Note: Whitelist allows only specified domains; Blacklist blocks specified domains

Form data synced to internal analytics

Form data sent via email notification

How to personalize Supademo content with form responses

Using form responses and dynamic variables, you can easily personalize content within your Supademo — like titles, hotspot text, chapters, or HTML content — automatically. Here's a quick tutorial on how to achieve this: