No “forgot the form” launches
Guaranteed injection means demos and published pages include an enquiry path.
How it works in HaWa
Guaranteed form + bridge to HaWa
- 1
Every site gets a working form
If generation already included a suitable form, HaWa keeps it. Otherwise a guaranteed contact section is injected before the footer so the page is never form-less.
- 2
A form bridge posts to HaWa
Client-side bridge script submits to /api/sites/{slug}/form instead of third-party form endpoints.
- 3
Visitors must consent to email delivery
The checkbox “Send form submission by email” must be checked. The API expects emailConsent: true — submissions aren’t treated as emailable without it.
- 4
HaWa stores the lead and tries email
Fields are validated and capped; rate limit is 5 submissions per site per minute. Rows save to ContactForm. Resend emails owner/admin recipients when configured — the lead is still saved if email sending fails.
Outcomes
What you get out of it
Consent before emailing
Visitors explicitly opt in to having the submission emailed.
Leads survive email hiccups
Storage succeeds even if the transactional email provider errors.
Basic abuse protection
Per-site rate limiting reduces casual flood submits.
Questions
Feature FAQ
Can I design custom form fields?+
Not as a full form builder today. The guaranteed form uses name, email, phone, message, plus email consent. Keep AI-provided forms when generation already produced one.
Do I need Resend configured to collect leads?+
Leads are stored in HaWa even if email fails. Email delivery to you depends on Resend/sender configuration and visitor consent.
Is there a spam filter?+
There’s a simple per-site rate limit (5/minute) and field size caps — not a full anti-spam or CAPTCHA product.
Where do owners manage form email settings?+
In the dashboard Form tab: notification preferences and recipient visibility. Submissions also appear under Leads.