Every accounting engagement starts with structured data — entity details, fiscal year-end, services needed, prior accountant. Online forms turn that intake from email back-and-forth into a single submission your team can act on. Mailpro's forms are part of our full accounting firm marketing solution, with Swiss data hosting that matches the sensitivity of client financial information.
Share or embed forms on your service pages, in engagement-letter emails, and in your client portal. Prospects qualify themselves before booking a call; existing clients submit document requests without scheduling an appointment.
Every form response is timestamped and stored with the original consent — critical for a regulated profession where client communications can be subpoenaed or reviewed during practice inspections. When you need to prove who told you what and when, the record is in Mailpro.
Form analytics show inquiry volume per service page, conversion rates, and abandonment points — so you know which services to market harder and which pages need a copy refresh.
A sole-trader inquiry doesn't need the same questions as a multinational subsidiary. Branching logic shows only the fields relevant to the entity type the prospect selects — keeping forms short and gathering the right intake data per client.
Public accountant contact forms attract a steady stream of sales-pitch spam from software vendors. CAPTCHA filters automated submissions so your partners' inboxes contain real prospective clients.
Capture entity details, fiscal year-end, services needed, prior accountant — and route to the appropriate partner automatically.
Qualify prospects before booking time on the partner's calendar — entity type, services, complexity indicators.
Standard templates clients submit when they need transcripts, attestations, or specific reports from their file.
Replace the annual tax-document PDF packet with a structured form — branching by personal vs. business filer.
For your referral partners (financial advisors, lawyers, brokers) — capture warm intros with the relevant context already filled in.