Switching from Google Forms to CoreHue
Google Forms is a quick, free way to collect answers. The catch is that the responses sit on their own, away from the client they belong to. CoreHue questionnaires do everything a form does, then connect each response to the client, the booking, and the rest of your workflow.
What CoreHue covers
| What you used Google Forms for | How CoreHue handles it |
|---|---|
| Intake & inquiry forms | Questionnaires tied to each client |
| Different question types | Field types for every kind of answer |
| Showing questions conditionally | Conditional logic |
| Chasing responses | Automation and reminders |
| Reusing the same form | Questionnaire templates |
| Viewing answers | Responses on the client's record |
How to move
- Set up your account. Finish setup and run through your first 30 minutes.
- Rebuild your forms. Recreate each Google Form as a questionnaire, then save it as a template so you can reuse it.
- Add the smart parts. Use conditional logic to show questions only when they apply, and automation so the right form goes out at the right time.
- Send them with everything else. Attach a questionnaire to a proposal or send it on its own, and the answers land on the client's profile.
What's different
A Google Form gives you a spreadsheet of answers. A CoreHue questionnaire gives you answers attached to the right client, ready to use in their proposal, booking, and shoot. Nothing to copy across, nothing lost in a separate inbox.
Next step
See the full Switching to CoreHue guide, or read about client questionnaires for photographers.
Questions about switching? Email us at hello@corehue.co.