Lead capture

Give the answer. Then ask for the email.

A contact form asks before it gives, which is why most of them are ignored. CustomerBot answers the visitor's actual question from your own content, and only then collects details — arriving with the whole conversation attached.

  1. 01Visitor asks
  2. 02Assistant answers
  3. 03Assistant asks
  4. 04Lead saved with transcript

A form and a conversation, moment by moment

MomentContact formAssistant with lead capture
What the visitor sees firstSix fields and a submit buttonAn answer to the thing they came to ask
When contact details are requestedBefore anything is givenAfter the assistant has already been useful
What the business receivesA name, an email and a one-line messageA name, an email and the entire conversation
What happens outside office hoursIt waits in an inboxThe question is answered; only the follow-up waits
The visitor who does not convertLeaves no trace at allStill shows up in analytics as a question you cannot answer

It earns the ask

The assistant answers from your own content first. Nobody hands over an email to a bot that has not yet proved it knows anything.

It asks in the flow

Lead capture is a message in the conversation, not a modal over the top of it. You write the prompt yourself — the default asks for a few details so support can follow up properly.

It keeps the context

The transcript is stored with the lead. Whoever picks it up can read what was actually asked instead of opening with “how can I help?” to someone who already explained.

You work the list

Leads have statuses you can filter and bulk-update, so a hundred captured enquiries do not become an undifferentiated pile.

A list you can actually work

Captured leads land in a workspace with statuses, filtering and bulk updates. Mark a batch as contacted, filter to the ones still open, export the rest into whatever CRM your team already lives in.

  • Filter by status and work one segment at a time
  • Bulk-update statuses instead of clicking through fifty rows
  • Open any lead to read its full transcript
  • Export the filtered list as CSV
Leads4 shown
  • Priya N.

    Asked about enterprise SSO

    New
  • Tomás R.

    Wanted delivery times to Spain

    Contacted
  • Anna K.

    Pricing for a team of 30

    Qualified
  • Jae-won P.

    Integration with existing helpdesk

    New

Qualifying without interrogating

You do not need a scripted question tree. Most qualification falls out of the conversation if you have trained the right content.

  • Budget band

    A Q&A pair that states your minimum engagement, so unqualified enquiries self-select out.

  • Timeline

    A suggested question — “How soon do you need this?” — surfaces urgency without an interrogation.

  • Location or region

    Your service-area page answers it, and the answer is recorded in the transcript.

  • Use case

    Whatever the visitor asked about is itself the strongest qualifier you will get.

Lead capture questions

When exactly does it ask for details?

Lead capture is a toggle on the assistant, with a message you write. The natural moment is after the assistant has given a useful answer and the conversation is continuing — which is also the moment a visitor is most willing.

Can I see what they asked before they gave their email?

Yes. The full transcript is stored alongside the lead. That context is usually more valuable than the email address itself, because it tells your team what the person actually wants.

How do I get leads into my CRM?

Export as CSV and import wherever you work. You can also filter and bulk-update statuses first, so you are exporting a working list rather than a raw dump.

Does it replace my contact form?

It complements it. Keep the form for people who know exactly what they want and prefer it. The assistant catches the much larger group who had a question first and would have left without asking it.

Will it pester people who just want an answer?

Only if you write the prompt that way. Lead capture can be switched off entirely on assistants where deflection matters more than capture — a docs assistant, for example, usually should not be asking for emails.

What about visitors who never leave details?

They still generate signal. Their questions appear in analytics, including the ones the assistant could not answer, which is a direct list of the pages your site is missing.

Stop losing the people who nearly asked

Lead capture is on by default. Train the assistant, write the prompt in your own voice, and see what arrives.

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