SendGather
Branded forms that follow up for you
What it does
SendGather sends each person their own link, shows you who still owes you something, and chases them until everyone is in. For businesses collecting from clients and vendors, and non-profits collecting from volunteers and constituents. No subscriptions. No accounts for the people you ask.
Anyone can send an email or put a form on the internet. SendGather sends each person their own link, tells you who still owes you something, and keeps chasing until they're in. Free when you sign up — one credit asks one person, so that is 100 people. No card, no subscription, nothing to cancel. Build a short form — a paragraph, an answer, a photo, a file, a date. Attach anything they need to do it: a brief, a blank form, last quarter's copy. Pick people from your address book, one at a time or a whole group. Send once or repeat on a schedule. Each person gets their own private link. No password, no app, nothing to install — and they can come back and change what they sent until the request…from sendgather.com
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