- How do I install Statamic LeadHub?
- Install it with Composer using the package name goldnead/statamic-leadhub, then follow the addon registration and configuration steps in its README. Because it is a Statamic addon, installation belongs inside an existing Statamic project. Publish any config or assets only if the package documentation instructs you to.
- Does Statamic LeadHub require an external CRM?
- No. LeadHub stores captured leads inside Statamic and lets you review and qualify them from the control panel. CSV export is available when you need to hand data off to a CRM or marketing tool.
- Which Laravel and Statamic versions are supported?
- Statamic LeadHub is a Statamic add-on, so its Laravel compatibility follows the Statamic release you run. Check the package Composer constraints and README for the exact supported Statamic and Laravel versions before installing. If you are upgrading Statamic major versions, test the addon in staging first.
- How do I connect my Statamic site forms to LeadHub?
- LeadHub is designed to collect submissions from front-end forms on your Statamic site. You configure the form fields and mapping according to the addon documentation so submissions become leads. Once connected, new enquiries appear in the LeadHub control panel dashboard.
- Can I add custom fields and validation to lead forms?
- Yes. LeadHub supports flexible form fields with validation and custom field mapping. This lets you capture the information your team needs and align submitted fields with the lead records you review in the control panel. Review the package docs for the exact field configuration syntax.
- Where are LeadHub leads stored, and can I change storage?
- LeadHub keeps lead data inside Statamic alongside your content, with configurable storage options described by the package. That means you manage enquiries in the control panel rather than syncing them to an external CRM by default. Check the configuration file and README for storage customisation details.
- How does Statamic LeadHub protect forms from spam?
- The addon includes spam protection for lead-capture forms. The exact mechanisms and any configuration options should be confirmed in the package README. You should still monitor submissions and adjust protection if you see abuse in production.
- Can I export Statamic LeadHub leads to CSV?
- Yes. LeadHub provides CSV export so you can hand leads off to your CRM or marketing tools. Use it for reporting, migrations, or manual follow-up workflows when you do not need a live integration.
- Can I search, filter, and qualify leads in the LeadHub dashboard?
- Yes. The control panel dashboard lets you browse, filter, and qualify leads, and supports statuses and notes for simple pipeline tracking. This keeps follow-up organised without leaving Statamic.
- Is Statamic LeadHub suitable for production lead capture?
- It can be suitable for simple lead-capture workflows where keeping data inside Statamic is preferred. Before production, test form submission, validation, spam protection, storage permissions, and CSV export in a staging environment. Also confirm the addon's current maintenance status and version constraints for your Statamic release.