InForge – White Label Client Intake & Quote Form
The intake form embedded on a page, in the site's own branding.
A “Contact us” box collects a name, an email and one vague sentence. Then you call back to find out what the person actually wants, and build the quote by hand — by which time they have two other numbers.
This plugin puts your InForge client intake form on your own site instead. A visitor describes their job, answers the questions you chose for your trade, and it arrives in your InForge pipeline as an itemized, priced proposal — with a scope of work your client can e-sign and pay a deposit on.
It works at 9pm on a Sunday, which is when a good share of enquiries actually arrive.
What the plugin does
- Adds an InForge Intake Form block for the editor
- Adds an
[inforge_intake]shortcode for classic editors, widgets and page builders - Resizes the form to fit its content, so it never grows its own scrollbar
- Lets you override the form or its starting height per block
What the plugin does not do
- It does not store leads in WordPress. Submissions go to InForge.
- It does not send anything from your server.
- It does not require an API key.
- It does not track your visitors or phone home.
You need an InForge account
This plugin displays a form hosted by InForge; it is not a standalone form builder. The questions, the pricing and the submitted leads all live in your InForge account. There is a free plan, and the intake form works on it.
External services
This plugin embeds a form served by InForge (https://www.inforge.io), a service operated by Arrowtrack Solutions LLC.
What is loaded: the page at https://www.inforge.io/start/<your-token> is loaded in an iframe, in your visitor’s browser, wherever you place the block or shortcode. Your web server does not contact InForge at any point.
What data is transmitted: whatever your visitor types into the form — typically their name, email, company, and a description of the work they want — is submitted directly from their browser to InForge. As with any embedded content, InForge also receives the request metadata a browser normally sends, such as IP address and user agent. This plugin sends no data of its own, and stores no submissions in WordPress.
When: only on pages where you have placed the block or shortcode, and only when a visitor loads that page.
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