Endpoints for existing sites
Your website keeps its stack. Sitearc receives the inquiry.
Forms
Give every inquiry a clear place to land.
Forms will provide endpoints for existing websites, stored responses, delivery status, and an inbox.
Under development for release 1.NameJordan Ellis
FormProject inquiry
StatusResponse saved
One inbox per site
Responses stay with the website that received them.
Clear notification status
Saved responses and accepted alerts are shown apart.
Delivery
Stored first. Sent with a visible trail.
The inbox is the record. Notifications are a separate status.
Saved in Sitearc
The response is in your workspace.
Notification accepted
Your provider accepted the alert.
Ready in the inbox
Read, export, and follow up from one place.
Workflow
From endpoint to inbox.
Each inquiry keeps the site context.
Existing site submits
The website posts to a Sitearc endpoint.
Response is stored
The message stays with the receiving site.
Delivery is tracked
Provider acceptance is shown separately.
Follow-up happens
The inbox holds context for the reply.
Follow-up
Turn an inquiry into the next clear step.
Read the message with its page and form context.
VisitorSubmits form
SitearcStores response
YouReview the message
NextChoose the follow-up
FAQ
Forms questions.
The page shows the release state plainly.
Are forms available today?
Forms are under development for release 1.
What will forms store?
They will store responses, destinations, and delivery status.
Is a saved response an email receipt?
No. Saved and provider accepted are separate states.
Does Sitearc host my website?
No. Your existing site can send inquiries to Sitearc.
Next step
Start with one site.
The first site is free with limited usage.