NR Brief Builder
NR Brief Builder

NR Brief Builder

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The NR Brief Builder dashboard — recent submissions, a getting-started checklist, and your shortcode, all in one place.

The NR Brief Builder dashboard — recent submissions, a getting-started checklist, and your shortcode, all in one place.

NR Brief Builder turns the classic “contact me” form into a guided, multi-step client brief. Visitors pick their project type, answer a handful of chip-based questions, and get a live recap before sending — you get a clean, structured brief in your inbox and in your WordPress dashboard.

Free version features

  • [nr_brief] shortcode, usable in any page, post or widget
  • Up to 5 configurable question steps + a fixed final contact/recap step
  • Chips (single or multiple choice) and free-text fields
  • Dynamic recap panel built as the visitor answers
  • Structured notification email to you, automatic confirmation email to the prospect
  • 3 ready-made templates: Web, Graphisme, Coaching
  • Native WordPress security: nonces, sanitization, output escaping
  • Zero external dependencies — vanilla CSS/JS only

Usage

[nr_brief template="web"]

Available templates: web, graphisme, coaching.

Premium (roadmap)

Unlimited steps, submission pipeline (New/In progress/Quoted/Won/Lost), PDF export, automatic budget scoring, follow-up reminders, custom branding, CSV export, WPML/Polylang, webhooks (Zapier, Make, CRM).

Third Party Services / Privacy Policy

NR Brief Builder uses the Freemius SDK to manage installations and (in a future version) license checks for the optional Pro upgrade.

On activation, Freemius shows a one-time opt-in screen asking whether you want to share some basic, non-sensitive usage and installation data (e.g. your site’s URL, WordPress and PHP versions, and this plugin’s version) to help us improve compatibility and support, and to receive relevant update notifications. This is opt-in, not automatic: nothing is sent unless you click “Allow & Continue,” and clicking “Skip” declines it — the plugin works exactly the same either way.

No personal data — such as the content of your clients’ brief submissions — is ever sent to Freemius. That data stays in your own WordPress database, as described above.

Freemius’s full privacy policy is available at https://freemius.com/privacy/.