Sites

Sites builds a small website for your organisation: a home page, pages such as services, about and contact, and landing pages for an offer or a campaign. You start from a template, fill in simple blocks in each of your languages and publish the whole site in one step. Owners, managers and anyone who looks after marketing use it.

Visitors' forms become leads in CRM and conversations in the Inbox, the Inbox web chat can sit on every page, and buttons lead to your Bookings page and online orders. Sites is sold on its own and comes with Kluvan One, the plan with every app. See Plans and bundles.

• Create your website from a templateSwitch on Sites, choose your public address, pick a template and your languages, and get a draft website you can edit and publish.
• Edit pages and blocksAdd pages, fill in blocks such as banners, services, products and contact details, change their order and choose what each button opens.
• Build a landing page with a formMake a landing page for an offer or a campaign, with a contact or quote form whose messages become CRM leads and Inbox conversations.
• Follow up form submissionsRead the messages sent from your site's forms, see the consent and campaign of each, and open the lead, the conversation or the customer.
• Set the site's languages, look and wordsChoose the site's languages and default language, its accent colour, the site name, tagline, footer, consent text and thank-you message.
• Add web chat, booking and order buttonsPut the Inbox web chat on every page, add a booking button and a quote request, show catalogue products and link to your online orders.
• Publish your site and roll backPublish the whole draft in one step, see which version is live and who published it, and go back to the previous version if needed.
• Set titles and descriptions for search enginesGive each page a title and description per language for search results and shared links, and choose whether search engines may list the site.
• Use your own domain for the siteEarly accessEarly access. Add your domain, prove it is yours with a TXT record at your domain provider, and see what still has to happen before it shows your site.