Connect your contact form to Fullwhere
If you have a contact form on your website and want to connect it to Fullwhere so that submissions flow directly into the platform, you have 3 ways to do so :
Connect your contact form by redirect
This is a turnkey method. It is the simplest way to connect your contact form to Fullwhere.
With this method, the Contact button, or equivalent, on your website no longer points to your current form. It points to your Fullwhere form instead.
When users click the Contact button, or equivalent, they are redirected to your Fullwhere form, available at a URL like https://form.fullwhere.com/fr/contact?id=XXX.
To set up this connection, first create a contact form in your Fullwhere space.
Go to your Fullwhere interface, under the Fullwhere Capture > Contact Forms section, to configure your contact form. This form will serve as a 'replica' of the contact form on your website.
If needed, you can find a step-by-step guide here on how to configure your contact form.
You can customize your contact form, including colors, logos, and typography, so it matches your brand.
Once your form is ready, use the configuration panel on the right to easily copy the form link and add it to the Contact button, or equivalent, on your website.
Connect your contact form by API
Overview
This method connects your form to Fullwhere through the public API.
It lets you keep the form already live on your website without changing its visual appearance. Only the backend submission flow changes.
The first step is to create a contact form in your Fullwhere workspace. This form acts as a replica of the form on your website, so you can map your existing fields to the Fullwhere structure.
Go to your Fullwhere interface, under the Fullwhere Capture > Contact Forms section, to configure your contact form. This form will serve as a 'replica' of the contact form on your website.
If needed, you can find a step-by-step guide here on how to configure your contact form.
You must configure your form to identically match the one on your website, allowing you to map your existing fields to Fullwhere fields to record submissions.
Connecting your form to Fullwhere using our public API
Once your Fullwhere form is created, retrieve its ID by previewing the form or directly from the editor. You will need this ID to complete the connection.
Next, use two public API calls:
- the first retrieves your form structure
API Reference:
GET /public/contact-form
- the second sends form submissions to Fullwhere
API Reference:
POST /public/contact-form/submit
If your form contains a 'STORE' field type, the form structure response will include a storeList object providing the name and ID for each location.
Connect your contact form by iframe
An iframe is a web technology that lets you display external content directly inside a page on your own website.
In this case, it allows you to embed your Fullwhere contact form into your site so users can fill it out without being redirected to another page.
This approach helps you keep a seamless user experience while still relying on Fullwhere to host and manage the form.
To set up this connection, first create a contact form in your Fullwhere space.
Go to your Fullwhere interface, under the Fullwhere Capture > Contact Forms section, to configure your contact form. This form will serve as a 'replica' of the contact form on your website.
If needed, you can find a step-by-step guide here on how to configure your contact form.
You can customize your contact form, including colors, logos, and typography, so it matches your brand.
If necessary, you can use the iframe example below by replacing the UUID with your form's ID and the language.
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