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Collect Client and Firm Info Online and through Email -Automatically and in Minutes

posted by Seth Azria on July 21, 2009 19:40

Wouldn’t it be nice to be able to collect information by emailing or embedding a form in your web site? And have the result automatically entered into a spreadsheet and receive an email notification upon each entry? That is exactly what anyone can do with Google Docs.

I made the form below with Google Docs and I think you’ll be surprised just how easy it is. With Google Docs, part of Google Apps and every regular Google account, lawyers can make forms to collect client and firm information to a spreadsheet.

Feel free to use the form and check out the movie below to see how it's done.