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Forms let you collect data from a web page — contact requests, sign-ups, consents — and bring it straight into Arya as records. Every submission creates (or updates) a record in the object the form is linked to, for example a Contact. You’ll find the builder under Settings → Sales → Forms.

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Create a form

1

Open the builder

Settings → Sales → Forms → + New form.
2

Link an object

Pick the destination object (e.g. Contacts). The form fields map onto that object’s attributes: each submission becomes a record.
3

Add fields

Drag in the fields you need (text, email, phone, checkbox, etc.) and set the label and whether each one is required.
4

Save and publish

Save the form: it’s immediately ready to embed on your website (see Embed the form on a site).
If you link the form to Contacts, the only field required by default is the first name. The last name is optional: if left blank, the record is still created (Arya derives a reference name from the first name, company or part of the email). If you’d rather make it required, turn on the Required toggle on the Last name attribute in Settings → Objects → Attributes. See Contacts.

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Checkbox fields

The Checkbox field behaves in two ways depending on whether you define options:
  • Without options → a single consent checkbox (e.g. “I accept the privacy terms”).
  • With options → a group: the field label becomes the title and each option is a separate checkbox with its own label.
Group example: title “Contact preferences” with the options “Receive news / offers” and “Receive offers based on your interests”.

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Embed the form on a site

From a saved form you copy the embed snippet Arya provides and paste it into your website page. The form is loaded from Arya’s public assets, is responsive and adapts to its container: it stays centered, is fluid up to about 480px wide, and goes full-width on mobile.

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Submissions

The Submissions tab of a form lists the entries you’ve received. Back to form builder takes you back into the form editor to change its fields and settings.