Visitor asks
A real website question starts the flow instead of a generic contact form.
People comparing solar, batteries, heat pumps, and EV charging often need practical answers before they are ready to request a survey. Scoutform answers approved questions, asks for the property context that matters, and gives your team a clearer next step.
The assistant asks for the details a solar or renewable-energy business needs to decide what should happen next.
A real website question starts the flow instead of a generic contact form.
The assistant collects the details a solar or renewable-energy business actually needs.
The lead arrives with more context and a clearer next step.
Separate early research from ready-to-survey enquiries
Collect property and service context before the first call
Keep high-value quote requests moving while engineers are busy
It should only explain approved guidance. It must not promise suitability, savings, or a system design without the information and professional assessment your business requires.
Yes, when you provide verified service pages, FAQs, and documents. It can explain the options and collect the visitor's project context before a specialist follows up.
Yes. It can collect a postcode, property type, service interest, timing, and contact details, then direct the visitor to your booking link or create a clear enquiry for your team.
Get a concise review with no sales call required.