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AMS · Connected business workflows
Landing pages — Give the idea a place to land.
Build a focused page for an offer, launch or enquiry inside your workspace.
Who this helps
Teams giving visitors a focused explanation of an offer, collection or service.
The situation
Visitors see a promotional message but still need to understand the offer and find a clear next action.
Fictional example: Forma’s collection page moves from an opening message to product details and a discovery button. This website example makes no live changes.
Follow the example, step by step
Choose the order of the story
- What you do
- Arrange an opening section, offer details and a call to action.
- What changes
- The page outline shows the three sections in the visitor’s reading order.
- Why it helps
- Each section has a job in explaining the offer.
Explain what has arrived
- What you do
- Set the hero copy and image treatment for the collection.
- What changes
- The page opens with A season of possibility and a short collection introduction.
- Why it helps
- Visitors can quickly understand what the page is about.
Give people a reason to continue
- What you do
- Add the details about materials, use and design below the opening.
- What changes
- The page moves into the explanation section instead of repeating the headline.
- Why it helps
- Visitors can assess whether the offer is relevant to them.
Make the next action clear
- What you do
- Review the discovery button and configure its intended destination before publishing.
- What changes
- The final section brings the call to action into view.
- Why it helps
- The page ends with an understandable choice for the visitor.
What your team gains
Visitors can understand the offer in one page before deciding whether to continue.
Give each initiative a clear story and a deliberate next action.
Inside Landing pages
Hero & calls to action
Make the purpose of the page and the visitor’s next step visible.
Brand styling
Configure the page appearance for the brand behind the offer.
Forms
Use structured enquiries when a click needs to become a conversation.
Preview & publishing
Review a page before publishing its current version.
Focused campaigns
Give a launch or service its own destination and message.
Questions and requirements
Will a button automatically collect enquiries?
No. Choose its destination and configure any form or follow-up separately. The collection button in this website scene is illustrative.
Can I publish on a particular domain?
Page publishing, available domains and access depend on your workspace configuration. Preview the content and check those settings before making the page public.
Requirements and limits
Publishing, domains and page access depend on workspace configuration. The example page and business are fictional.
Understand the next tool here
Read how each connection helps before choosing whether to open another page. Moving between tools does not itself configure an automatic handoff.
Forms — read how it fits
Connect an enquiry call to action to a form that asks for the information your team needs.
Collect enquiries and structured responses in a form built around what your team needs to know.
Fictional example: Lina submits her name, email and an autumn collection project brief.
Before you use it
Lead creation is configurable; every form does not automatically create a project or lead. Sharing and response access depend on the form settings.
Optional: explore the full Forms story ↗Social publishing — read how it fits
Include the published page’s link when you separately compose a relevant social post.
Compose, organize and schedule social content by brand and connected account.
Fictional example: Forma Studio’s Instagram collection post is scheduled for 21 October at 11:00.
Before you use it
Publishing requires a paid plan. Supported media, post types and scheduling behavior vary by provider, account and permissions.
Optional: explore the full Social publishing story ↗