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One intake pattern covers registrations, requests, sign-ups, and submissions. This playbook shows what each kind of group should collect, and how the resulting Google record makes the next action obvious.
Static site generators produce fast pages and no way to receive a submission. This guide shows how to keep the page static and still get every enquiry, with spam handled and nothing to host.
An assistant is only as good as the record it reads. This guide covers the field names, statuses, and context that turn a pile of form responses into something worth asking questions about.
Every page-one answer to this either needs the visitor to sign in to Google or needs you to abandon your own form. This guide covers the third shape, and the two requests it is built from.
A PDF record is a Google Doc that has been frozen, which means designing the PDF is editing one document. This guide covers when that is the record you want.
A plain HTML form can write straight into a Google Sheet without a server of your own. This guide covers designing the row first, connecting the form, and keeping the spreadsheet private from the people filling it in.