A contact form that asks the right questions
Customers choose their party concept and fill in the details on your own website, so the first contact already has everything you need for a quote.
An empty 'get in touch' box gets you 'hi, can you cater my party?' and nothing else. A smart form asks for the date, the guest count, the type of event and which dishes they have in mind, so you already have a clear picture when you open the enquiry.
In short
- Set up the fields you need: date, guest count, venue, diets, event type
- Let customers choose a party concept so you know straight away what they want
- Submissions arrive as a draft order with customer details already filled in
- No copying and pasting from email or phone notes into a quote
- Runs on your own website in your own house style
You decide what you ask
Build the form around the questions that actually matter to your kitchen: event date, guest count, venue, dietary requirements and which concept they have in mind, a walking dinner, a barbecue, a wedding buffet. Dropdowns and checkboxes keep the answers tidy, so you never have to decipher free text.
The enquiry arrives ready to use
Every submission arrives in your account as a draft order with the customer's details already filled in. No copying and pasting from your inbox, no retyping a phone call into a quote. You open it, refine the menu, and send the proposal back the same day.
A professional first impression
The form sits on your own site in your own house style, so the customer never feels redirected to some generic tool. The conversation starts organised, and that sets the tone for the whole booking.
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