Inquiry forms instead of products
Buyers send their project’s requirements, such as cut, grade, thickness, volume and lead time, in one form.
TeakCraft Solutionsteakcraftsolutions.comLive
A B2B site for a teak sawmill in Panama, in English and Spanish
Teak lumber is bought to each project’s requirements, so instead of products the site has inquiry forms. They feed a CRM and send the emails automatically.
- Role
- Positioning, structure, design and build
- Built with
- Astro, hosted on Cloudflare
- The site’s job
- Two languages, SEO and compliance
Built with AI coding agents. Directed and checked by me.
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01 · The starting point
Teak lumber is bought per project, not off a shelf
Every order follows the project’s own requirements, so the site needed inquiry forms instead of product pages, in English and Spanish.
02 · What I did
Inquiries in, emails out, in two languages
Wired into the CRM
Every inquiry is saved in the CRM as soon as it’s sent.
Automatic emails
The buyer gets an “Inquiry received” email straight away, and the team gets an internal alert.
English and Spanish
Every page in both languages.
Search and tracking
Set up for search in both languages: page titles, descriptions and a sitemap. Connected to Google Search Console and Meta.
Compliance
Privacy, cookie consent and the legal pages, in both languages.
Built with
Astro
Cloudflare
AstroCloudflare03 · How an inquiry flows
From form to CRM, with the emails sent for you
- 1The buyer sends the formIn English or Spanish, with the project’s requirements.
- 2It’s saved in the CRMAs a new inquiry, with every detail from the form.
- 3“Inquiry received”The buyer gets a confirmation email straight away.
- 4Internal alertThe team gets an email with the details, ready to reply.
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04 · Where it landed