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Your leads land in your CRM.
You don't type a thing.

A lead fills in your form. Before you have finished reading the email, the same lead is already in your system, with the addresses, the size of the move, and where they came from.

1They fill in your formFour quick questions on your website.
2You get the emailInstantly, with everything they told us.
3Your CRM gets the leadSame second, no copying, no re-typing.

What we connect to

Honest status, no roadmap dressed up as a feature.

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SmartMoving Built in. Leads arrive as new opportunities. We can also read your booked jobs back, which is how your dashboard shows the revenue that started with a dibs lead. See exactly what lands in it.
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Any CRM that accepts a webhook Most of them do, including anything you have wired through Zapier or Make. You give us the address to send to, we send every lead there in a clean format. This is how we support a CRM we have never seen before, on the same day you ask.
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MoveitPro Being built now, because enough of you run on it. Until it is ready, the webhook route works today.
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Something else Tell us what you run. If it has any way in, we will connect it, and the ones people ask for most get built in properly.

How to set it up

Two minutes, and you only do it once.

  1. Tell us which CRM you use. Reply to your welcome email or say it on the call.
  2. Send us the key or the webhook address. In SmartMoving it is a lead-provider key. For a webhook, it is the URL your CRM or Zapier gives you.
  3. We switch it on and send a test lead so you can watch it land in your own system before a real customer ever hits the form.
  4. That is it. If a lead ever fails to reach your CRM, we retry it automatically and we get alerted. You do not have to police it.

What we send

Everything the form collected, plus where the lead came from.

name phone email moving from moving to property type size move date source

Get my form

Free forever. Connecting your CRM costs nothing extra.

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