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wufoo's demo video peters out just where it gets interesting to me, and it confuses me about their value proposition: once you've got the form made, what do you
by Estragon 17y ago
wufoo's demo video peters out just where it gets interesting to me, and it confuses me about their value proposition: once you've got the form made, what do you do with it? Do they just give you the html and point you to where the URL for the CGI ought to go?
- unfoldedorigami 17y agoYou're right in that creating a a form in Wufoo is only the beginning. At that point, you can start sharing the link to the form or embedding it on a web page to start collecting data, leads or even payments. You can do all this from our Code Manager: http://wufoo.com/docs/code-manager/ http://wufoo.com/docs/code-manager/ Built into every form is also the ability to subscribe to the incoming data in real time to your email inbox, mobile device via SMS or your RSS Newsreader. We also have a robust report building feature that can help you visualize and export your data so you can better understand the information you've collected. You can learn more about all these different steps in our other video tutorials at http://wufoo.com/docs/getting-started/ http://wufoo.com/docs/getting-started/
- Estragon 17y agoThanks for the explanation.
- rms 17y agoWufoo is the easiest to use backdoor to a database out there.