WordPress, Squarespace, Wix, Webflow, Shopify
A block, an embed panel, or a code widget, depending on which one you are on. The guide names the menu item you are looking for on your own platform.
For vendors · part of VendoRFP+
Two lines of HTML put the form on your site. What a visitor types lands in your VendoRFP dashboard, on the same list as everything else you are working.
What a visitor sees
The visitor never leaves your website and never meets a VendoRFP sign-up. Your company’s name is on the form.
Your website
What we do for communities
Request a proposal
Served by VendoRFPYour name
How to reach you
What your community needs
Send it
The request lands in your dashboard, addressed to your company alone.
Example dataWhere the snippet goes
Your platform has its own install guide, three steps long.
A block, an embed panel, or a code widget, depending on which one you are on. The guide names the menu item you are looking for on your own platform.
The same snippet, and a component version for a framework that does not want a raw script tag.
A hosted link to the same form. Put it in an email signature, a truck decal, or a directory listing. There is nothing to install.
The form reports what it did to your page, so a submission shows up in whatever you already measure your site with.
What you install
A key from your dashboard, the list of addresses it carries, and the snippet on whichever page you want it.
It takes about ten minutes, and most of it needs no developer.
Your dashboard
Issue a key
Your key
carries your addresses
Your page
the form renders
an address you did not list → refused
<div data-vendorfp-proposal-form data-key="hoac_embed_your_key_here"><a href="https://vendorfp.com/embed/w/hoac_embed_your_key_here">Request a proposal</a></div> <script src="https://vendorfp.com/embed/v1.js" async></script>
Replace the key with the one from your dashboard. That is the only edit it needs.
Security
Every address here was tried. Anything you did not list was refused.