A public, rate-limited endpoint behind every demo CTA on the marketing site and the blog. It validates the email, writes a consent record with the verbatim wording that was on screen, creates or reuses a pipeline lead under the agency organisation, mints a short booking reference onto that card, sends a branded acknowledgement, and notifies the team internally — with every step after the consent record best-effort so nothing can cost the lead.
Also called: contact form · demo request · lead form · get a demo
- 1IP rate limiting allows ten submissions a minute — generous enough for a real burst, tight enough to stop a script flooding the table.
- 2The email is validated; everything else is optional and length-clamped.
- 3The consent record is written first, because it is the part that must not be lost.
- 4A pipeline card is created — or an existing active one for that email reused — with source 'Website — demo request' and next step 'Call them'.
- 5A short booking reference is minted and written onto the card so the email and the card can be matched without a name search.
- 6The acknowledgement and the internal notification are both fired without blocking the response.
The route records exactly what was wrong (L2B-3XKDRZ): "the form was a prototype whose submit handler only set local state. Nothing was stored, nobody was notified, and the success screen admitted on the page that it wasn't wired up — while the A2P campaign we filed with Twilio named that same form as the opt-in mechanism for our demo/sales-follow-up messaging program. A carrier vetter following the message flow would have found a form that demonstrably captured nothing." So the job "is not 'save a lead'. It is to create the CONSENT RECORD that TCPA/CTIA and A2P 10DLC review require."
- The form captured nothing while being cited as the opt-in mechanism in a carrier filing.
- Enquiries never reached the sales pipeline.
- Nobody could match an enquiry email to a pipeline card without searching by name.
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