6 ways Canva users work with Jotform

Preview almost any Canva website design template and you’ll find some kind of customer outreach or contact information section.

For instance, a nonprofit or business site design might list a customer support email address or phone number, or it might have a button linking to a donation page.

But with Jotform for Canva, website designers can collect more information and deepen their customer and client relationships by embedding contact, donation, and inquiry forms directly into their site designs.

Embedded forms make it easier for your customers to reach out and enable you to collect and manage data much more effectively.

Canva and Jotform users have let us know exactly what kind of functions they want forms to serve in their designs. Let’s explore the ways Canva users can work with Jotform.

1. Collecting contact information for inquiries and leads

A healthy lead pipeline is vital to any business, but how you collect those leads — through your website, app, or digital portfolio, for example — makes a difference.

Rather than just listing a phone number and social links in your design, Jotform for Canva lets users embed forms that handle their needs on both the front and back end.

On the front end, Jotform offers flexible tools (like conditional logic) to capture essential lead details. On the back end, you can properly qualify your leads and organize customer data (in Jotform Tables or through Jotform’s third-party CRM integrations) to drive business success.

2. Managing booking and event registration

Marketers, nonprofits, and service-based businesses (like beauty professionals, personal trainers, and designers) can embed flexible forms in their designs for event registration and booking needs. This enables clients to seamlessly confirm their interest or RSVP.

Jotform’s event forms can include important event information, process attachments, and even collect e-signatures — and you can easily embed these forms in Canva designs.

3. Integrating order, donation, and payment forms

Small businesses, nonprofits, and entrepreneurs can embed order, donation, and payment forms in their Canva designs. Use these forms to run fundraisers, handle orders, and collect payments.

Jotform offers over 40 payment processor options — simply add your preferred processor to your form and link your account to begin collecting payments.

You can even integrate order forms into a larger automated workflow to help you easily handle orders with Jotform Workflows.

Jotform gives Canva users more form features and flexibility for their order-based designs.

4. Gathering feedback and customer satisfaction information with surveys and forms

Feedback forms, satisfaction surveys, and customer reviews mean a lot to small businesses and educational institutions. Feedback is the lifeblood of a successful, engaged business, as it helps business owners improve service quality and understand client and community needs.

Canva users can enjoy the large variety of feedback form templates Jotform offers, with many different feedback field types to choose from, including input tables and scale ratings.

You can also use Jotform Tables to conveniently store and organize data and visualize trends.

5. Enhancing customer connection with presentations and digital assets

Marketers and operations staff across industries can embed forms in marketing materials, presentations, brochures, and other Canva designs. Collect customer information from forms directly embedded within visually engaging materials, such as flyers, ads, or promo pages.

6. Streamlining client outreach through portfolios and personal projects

Entrepreneurs, designers, and artists can embed contact and scheduling forms into personal portfolio sites and designs. For example, a tattoo artist can embed an inquiry form directly into their website, so interested customers can reach out about an appointment or an idea while they’re browsing the artist’s designs.

Conclusion

Combining Canva’s premier drag-and-drop design platform with Jotform’s dynamic forms and features gives users almost unlimited ways to be creative and breathe life into their designs.

Jotform for Canva users can embed forms in their digital designs and assets, giving them more powerful ways to manage customer data and relationships.

You can use Jotform for Canva to handle contact information and feedback collection from your website designs; gather RSVPs for product launches, demos, events, and webinars; add contact forms to portfolios so potential clients can reach out directly; include email signups in digital brochures; and so much more.

We’re eager to know how you use Canva and Jotform together to create great designs and streamline your workflows — let us know in the comments!