Forms email you. By the time you check, the lead is cold. Dash Dolphin texts your phone in 5 seconds.
Calling a new lead within 5 minutes is the difference between closing 9 out of 10 and closing 1 out of 100. Email makes 5 minutes nearly impossible. A text in 5 seconds makes it routine.
Form submission fires a text to the closer’s phone in 5 seconds. No checking email. No missed leads.
Different forms ring different people. Round-robin, first-to-claim, or by service type. Whoever’s on shift gets the lead.
Bots and junk get filtered before they reach your phone. Your team only sees real customers.
Round-robin between your team, route by service area, by form type, or by who’s on shift. No more ‘who’s got it?’ confusion.
Bots, junk submissions, and obvious spam stop here. Your phone only rings for real customers ready to buy.
Long form responses get summarized into a textable length with the info you need to act. Name, what they want, how to reach them.
Add your whole team. Sales, dispatch, after-hours, owner. Everyone who needs to know gets the alert, instantly.
After-hours coverage, weekends, on-call rotations. Set the rules once and Dash Dolphin handles who gets pinged when.
Something breaks at 2am? We fix it. No DevOps tickets. No Zapier debugging. No ‘have you tried turning it off and on again.’
“We were closing maybe 1 or 2 out of 100 form requests. Now we’re closing 9.5 out of 10.”
Tristan, Mile High Garage Door Specialists, Colorado
Yes. When someone submits a Squarespace Form Block, Squarespace sends a notification email to the storage email address you configure in the form settings. Point that address at your Dash Dolphin inbox and you will get an SMS in 5 seconds with the lead’s name, phone number, and a smart summary of what they need.
Nothing gets installed on your Squarespace site. Setup lives entirely on the Dash Dolphin side. You copy your Dash Dolphin inbox address and paste it into the “Storage Email” field inside your Form Block settings. That’s the whole change on the Squarespace side.
Squarespace sends its notification email within a few seconds of submission, and Dash Dolphin converts that email into an SMS alert in 5 seconds. In normal conditions you’re reading the lead’s details on your phone before they’ve even closed the browser tab.
Dash Dolphin reads only the notification email that Squarespace sends, which includes the fields your visitor filled in. It never connects to your Squarespace account, never touches your site’s database, and never reads anything beyond those incoming notification emails.
The smart summary condenses the form fields into one or two lines that fit a text message, for example “Garage door off track, needs same-day service, Springfield. Call: 720-555-0191.” Dash Dolphin does not send automatic replies on your behalf. You read the summary and decide whether to call, text back, or schedule a follow-up message through Dash Dolphin.
Squarespace Form Blocks are intentionally simple and do not support conditional logic, so every submission triggers the same notification. That is actually fine for Dash Dolphin because it works from the notification email regardless of complexity. If you need branching questions you would need a third-party form tool, but for a standard service inquiry form Squarespace works fine.
Yes, Dash Dolphin offers a 14-day free trial. You can connect your Squarespace form notifications, run real leads through it, and see how quickly you’re reaching people before you decide anything. No credit card is required to start the trial.
As long as your Squarespace Form Block is set up with a storage email, yes. Squarespace handles its own notification emails completely separately from WordPress, so your old plugin settings are irrelevant. Just add your Dash Dolphin inbox address to the Form Block’s storage email field and the connection is live. One Dash Dolphin customer, Tristan of Mile High Garage Door Specialists in Colorado, put it this way: “We were closing maybe 1 or 2 out of 100 form requests. Now we’re closing 9.5 out of 10.”
The only question is whether you’ll know in 5 seconds, or 5 hours.
14-day free trial. No credit card required.
