Using Framer’s Form Builder, you can collect signups and add people to a waitlist. It is simple to feed these form fills into CustomerOS to enrich data and automate followup steps.

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1. Create a Form in Framer

To do so, start by creating a form in Framer through Insert > Forms > Form Builder. An example of a Framer Form

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2. Set up data collection fields

You can collect whichever data you want and CustomerOS will automatically map the fields you collect to the available fields in CustomerOS (including custom fields), however typically the bare minimum we recommend to collect are the Email and Name of your contacts. CustomerOS uses the Name of every Input field to match what data it receives to each person object in CustomerOS. An example of where to set the Name property of a Form Input field

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3. Create a hidden field to identify the Form to CustomerOS

Unfortunately Framer Forms don’t send In order for CustomerOS to identify each form submission uniquely to your account, you should create an extra input and set it to hidden. See below for an example of this where the Name field has been used to input the Form ID. An example of where to set the Name property of a Form Input field You can find what Form ID to use on your CustomerOS settings page.

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4. Send data via Webhook to CustomerOS

Finally we want to link the Form to the CustomerOS webhook. Select the Form component and in the Form settings, add the url to the Send To field. The Send To setting, set to Webhook

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5. Publish and test

Now if you publish the page and fill the form out, you should see the new data created in CustomerOS under the correct organisation. With the newly created contacts you can now automatically enrol them into welcome email drips, or create custom views to manage these contacts.