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FormReceipt

How it works

Submit the form. Confirm the email. Repeat on schedule.

FormReceipt runs a real browser test, saves proof, and asks your team one question: did the lead notification arrive?
  1. 1
    Contact form being filled in a browser

    We fill out your contact form (as a safe test).

  2. 2
    Lead notification email sent from the website

    Your site sends the usual lead notification email.

  3. 3
    Team member confirming yes or no in inbox

    Someone on your team opens our email and taps Yes or No.

  4. 4
    Scheduled repeat monitoring loop

    We run it again on your schedule.

At a glance

Four steps, every run

The same workflow, from form fill to inbox confirmation.
  • 1
    link

    Tell us which page has your form

    Paste the URL of your contact page. We find the form and you pick the right one if there’s more than one.

  • 2
    travel_explore

    We send a test like a real visitor

    We fill out the form and submit it the same way a person would. You don’t run scripts or poke the server yourself—we handle the run.

  • 3
    folder_special

    We save proof you can show anyone

    Screenshots and a clear record of the run live in your dashboard, so you’re not guessing what happened.

  • 4
    mail

    We email your team: “Did you get the lead notification?”

    After the test, we send an email with a simple link. They click to confirm they received the lead notification—or that they didn’t. They can also answer from the dashboard if they prefer.

    One question in the inbox

    mark_email_readYes — we received the lead notification

    We record that the test lead email arrived. Your dashboard shows a clean “yes, we got it” without extra work.

    notifications_activeNo / not sure

    We record not received, keep the proof in your history, and link you to troubleshooting articles and technical notes you can share with IT—while the schedule keeps running so gaps do not sit unnoticed.

  • 5
    crisis_alert

    We keep testing—and alert you when something looks off

    If a run fails or confirmation is missing, you get an alert with run details. For delivery issues, share the timeline and troubleshooting guides with your IT team or host.

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