An enquiry comes in.
Your agreed website form collects the details needed to understand the request.
Enquiries are getting lost.
Give each website enquiry a place to go. Record the details, send an acknowledgement you have approved and notify the person who will respond.
Change the input. Run the example. See what happens.
Run the example twice to test duplicate handling, or choose another status to see when it stops.
Your result appears here when you run the example.
This demo runs locally in your browser. Nothing is sent or saved to a business account. A commissioned workflow connects your agreed applications after testing and approval.
Configuration, agreed testing, instructions and handover. You approve the scope and fee before work starts.
Choose an agreed maintenance allowance or manage the workflow using your handover notes.
Subscriptions and usage charges belong to your own accounts. These are not CDM’s setup or support fee.
See the running-cost allowance ↓An illustrative route from a valid form submission to a person taking responsibility.
Your agreed website form collects the details needed to understand the request.
The workflow checks required information and duplicate references before adding the enquiry to your tracker.
Your approved acknowledgement confirms receipt. The owner is notified to review the request and prepare the answer; uncertain delivery is flagged.
You approve the wording and recipients before launch. A person qualifies the enquiry, answers questions and keeps its status up to date. An acknowledgement is not a quote or a promise of availability.
Stop rules: A repeated submission with the same reference does not create another enquiry or acknowledgement. Failed or uncertain delivery goes to review before retrying.
A valid submission arrives through an agreed website form.
Your website form with Microsoft Lists or Google Sheets, and Outlook or Gmail. Make can connect compatible applications.
Connections depend on subscription, permission and compatibility checks. Use named access in your own accounts; do not send passwords in an enquiry.
Extra sources, additional connections, historical data cleanup and later changes may need a separate quote. Your proposal confirms the included scope before work starts.
Start with the applications you already use. Review the setup cost, running costs and handover together before you decide to go ahead.
Show me the task you want to improve. I’ll map the steps and quote for connecting your applications, checking the workflow and showing you how to use it. You can review the cost before committing.
A form subscription, business mailbox or paid form connector may be needed. Volume affects the automation allowance.
Your written quote confirms what is included, responsibilities, exclusions and any applicable VAT. Your accounts belong to you, with subscriptions normally paid directly to suppliers.
You receive a workflow map, configuration notes, template copies and a walkthrough. Access is granted through your accounts, with the permissions needed for the job. We agree how CDM access is removed or retained at handover.
For planning, allow approximately £10–£30/month for a small Make-based workflow, excluding existing application subscriptions and CDM maintenance. This is an indicative allowance, not a supplier quote or a guaranteed ceiling. Check current Make plans, usage, currency, billing term and taxes before purchase.
Your team owns day-to-day status updates and reviews failed runs. Optional maintenance can cover agreed monitoring, connection checks and small changes; scope and limits are written into the proposal. Without maintenance, the handover explains how to pause, retry and recover manually. These five starting workflows do not require runtime AI. Any later AI processing needs a separate explanation of purpose, review and charges.
Your website, forms and internal workflow need to work together.