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Routing forms

Ask a couple of questions up front, then route each visitor to the right person, team, or event type - so leads never land on the wrong desk.

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A routing form is a short set of questions on your booking page. Based on the answers, DayOtter sends the visitor to the right destination - a specific rep, a round-robin pool, or a particular event type.

It's how sales teams qualify inbound instantly and route enterprise leads to closers, and how support teams get people to the right specialist - no reply-and-wait.

Qualify before they book

Capture the essentials (company size, topic, urgency) so the meeting starts with context.

Rules, checked top to bottom

Write simple rules - "if Enterprise, send to sales" - with a fallback. No code, no wrong-desk bookings.

Route to a person or a pool

Send matched visitors to one host, a weighted round-robin team, or a specific event type.

Do I need to write code for routing?

No - routing is no-code: add questions, then rules that map answers to destinations.

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