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Create beautiful, multi-step enquiry forms that capture event details from prospective customers.
Enquiry forms are public-facing, Typeform-style questionnaires that walk customers through a series of questions about their event. Puree designs the page to fit the style of your website, so it feels like a natural part of your brand. Instead of a traditional contact form, customers see one question at a time in a clean, focused layout. When they submit, the enquiry arrives in Puree with all the details neatly organised and ready for you to follow up.
Navigate to Online → Enquiry Forms and click New Enquiry Form. Give it a name (e.g. "Wedding Enquiry" or "Corporate Event"), a URL slug, and optionally upload your logo and set a primary colour to match your branding.
You can create multiple enquiry forms for different purposes — for example, one for weddings and another for corporate events, each with tailored questions.
Every new enquiry form comes with a set of default questions covering the essentials:
From the edit page, you can fully customise the form:
System questions (event date, event type, guest count, name, phone, email) can be disabled but not deleted, ensuring you always capture the core information.
The event type question is linked to your account's event types. Navigate to Online → Event Types to manage the options your customers see (e.g. Wedding, Corporate Function, Birthday Party). You can add, rename, reorder, and deactivate event types as needed.
Each form supports a welcome message that appears before the first question and a thank you message shown after submission. Both support rich text formatting so you can include links, formatting, and personalised messaging.
Customise the form's appearance with your logo and a primary colour. The primary colour is applied to buttons, progress bars, and interactive elements so the form feels like an extension of your brand.
Each enquiry form has a unique public URL that you can share on your website, social media, or in email campaigns. The URL includes your business name and the form's slug (e.g. /e/your-business/wedding).
When a customer submits an enquiry, it appears under Online → Enquiries. Each enquiry shows the customer's contact details, event information, and all their responses. You can: