How leads from your site arrive

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The lead form block does not invent a form: it binds one of your published Engage forms and renders it natively on the page (no iframe, no chrome). A visitor submits, and the same shared lead writer every integration uses creates the lead.

Where the lead goes: Leads -> the table "<Site> - Website" (created with the site), lead source = the site's name. Filter Leads by that source to see only site leads.
What arrives: Name, phone, email, the message and every field of the form, plus which page and which site it came from. Duplicates are prevented by the submission id.
Who is told: The table's assignees get the usual new-lead notification; automations on "new lead" run; Genaya AI can answer "which leads came from my website this week".
Spam: A hidden honeypot field and a minimum fill time stop bots invisibly; per-site and per-organization submission caps stop floods.

Site leads in their own table, with the site as the lead source.

lightbulbChange the form in Engage (a new question, a different thank-you message) and the site shows it on the next visit - the page reads the form live. Swap which form the site uses on Dashboard > Integrations.

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