Articles that mention "Jotform"

The 5 best data collection tools

This article will walk you through the most powerful data collection tools to help you optimize your team's workflow, get more done, and reduce repetitive, manual data entry.

Vous collectez des données complexes ? Voici comment l’automatiser avec Zapier

Whenever you need to handle complex information, such as payment information or signatures, a data collection tool will get the job done better than traditional form builders.

How to connect Jotform to Salesforce and automatically send leads to your CRM

Your Customer Relationship Management (CRM) tool is your business's source of truth, so the information you store needs to be accurate and up-to-date. Let automation help.

How to automatically add new Jotform responses to Excel

Make it easier to analyze data and share customer responses with other tools and teams with automation.

How automation helped a gourmet market chain scale its home shopping service

Like countless small businesses across the U.S., Iavarone Bros., saw its world change this year. The onset of the COVID-19 crisis caused the gourmet Italian market chain's lucrative catering business to dry up overnight.

How to add new leads to a spreadsheet or database automatically

Using a spreadsheet or database app to track leads can make it easier to analyze data and share it with stakeholders across your company. 

Jotform: App spotlight

Create powerful forms to generate leads, collect payments, and gather customer information

How to make fill-in-the-blank questions in an online form

It came as a flash while reading on a lazy Saturday morning, as all good ideas do. I wonder if you could make a fill-in-the-blank question in an online form? Sounds easy enough. Turns out, not quite so much.

How New Riff Distillery adds a novel twist to whiskey-making with automation

Learn how a whiskey distillery adds automation into the mix to scale their customer programs.

How a freelancer automated her client onboarding and grew her business

In 2016, somehow found herself with two master's degrees—an MBA and one in sports management—and zero jobs.