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Typo in the following sentence on the landing page > Set up a trigger action which will make Mailik send you the form resposne. resposne instead of response edit: another one > Manage all your forms esponses. esponses instead of response
Isn't it too technical for customers like "freelancers & small companies"? They have to know how to install a npm package and use it which excludes most standard cms sites like wordpress. Why is this not a "no-code" drop in snippet where stuff could be configured in the dashboard.
Wufoo.com does this. The MBAs won over there though so lots of opportunities to be better.
nice to see a simple solution to a common problem. how do you handle spam submissions? do you have any built-in filtering or do you rely on the user's email provider to catch the junk mail? also, what third party are you using to ensure deliverability of mail?
its not an issue as emails are always send from the same domain - mailik.dev, so you can whitelist in your inbox to make sure its not detected as spam. regarding the spam sumbmision, this is an interesting topic. as for now we're fully leaving building and handling forms for our users, what we do is just handling email delivery :)
I often point forms at client email addresses and can’t risk them getting a bunch of spam.
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its not an issue as emails are always send from the same domain - mailik.dev, so you can whitelist in your inbox to make sure its not detected as spam. regarding the spam sumbmision, this is an interesting topic. as for now we're fully leaving building and handling forms for our users, what we do is just handling email delivery :)
For me to consider this an option, spam filtering is a must. I often point forms at client email addresses and can’t risk them getting a bunch of spam.
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For me to consider this an option, spam filtering is a must. I often point forms at client email addresses and can’t risk them getting a bunch of spam.
Yes but mailik only sends mails to your addresses not clients. However we will think how to filter spam ofc
Sending to in-the-loop third parties is a must. I’ve set up 1 form that goes to me directly and hundreds which go to others.
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Yes but mailik only sends mails to your addresses not clients. However we will think how to filter spam ofc
Oh then I misunderstood. Sending to in-the-loop third parties is a must. I’ve set up 1 form that goes to me directly and hundreds which go to others.
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Yes but mailik only sends mails to your addresses not clients. However we will think how to filter spam ofc
Oh then I misunderstood. Sending to in-the-loop third parties is a must. I’ve set up 1 form that goes to me directly and hundreds which go to others.
Earlier quoted context omitted.
Oh then I misunderstood. Sending to in-the-loop third parties is a must. I’ve set up 1 form that goes to me directly and hundreds which go to others.
Curious to hear if you generally prefer to manage client's forms and billing through your own account or have them create their own and share credentials with you?
One feature request: you could likely fully remove the need for an NPM package by accepting POST requests from forms, and staple the API key in with either the URL or an —is that in the roadmap?