Once a form is built and active, HoLaCe gives it a public URL anyone on the internet can fill out β no login required. That URL is what you put on your website, in your Google Ads landing pages, in your email signatures, and on your business cards.Documentation Index
Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://docs.holace.io/llms.txt
Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further.
Find the public URL
Open the Forms list
From the dashboard sidebar, click Forms. Make sure the form you want to share is Active (badge shows βActiveβ in green). Inactive forms return a 404 to anyone who visits the public URL.
Click βCopy URLβ
Each form card has a Copy URL button at the bottom. Click it β the URL is copied to your clipboard, and the button briefly changes to βCopied!β to confirm.[Screenshot: Form card with Copy URL button highlighted]
URL format
Public form URLs follow this shape:{slug} is one of (in order of preference):
- Custom slug β a short, branded path you set when editing the form (e.g.,
auto-accident). - Form code β an internal short code auto-generated when you create the form.
- Form ID β the system-generated ID, used as a fallback.
Preview before you share
The form builder has a Preview button (top right of the editor) that renders the form exactly as a client will see it. Always preview before announcing a form publicly β itβs the cheapest way to catch typos, missing required fields, or out-of-order questions. [Screenshot: Form preview mode showing the rendered public form]Embedding on your website
Direct linking is the recommended approach β your websiteβs βGet a free consultationβ button just sends visitors to the HoLaCe URL. This keeps the form, validation, and submission logic in HoLaCe where your team can manage it. If your marketing site needs the form rendered inline (no redirect), drop an<iframe> pointing at the public URL:
What happens after submit
When a visitor submits the form:- A new Submission appears in the formβs submissions list with status Pending.
- Your firmβs notification email (if configured) gets pinged.
- The submitter sees a βThank youβ confirmation on the form page.
Forms work without authentication, but submissions are still rate-limited and IP-logged to protect against spam and abuse.
