A block reads a record
The product block shows the price list's price and the warehouse's stock. The team block shows Employees. The open dates block shows the calendar. Change the record and the page follows; nothing is re-typed.
Website Builder · Websites
A site built on your records, not beside them.
The editor, the pages, and what the forms brought in.
Editor
Blocks on the page. Drop a Product block, pick ART-2104, and its price and stock are on the page.
The editor, the pages, and what the forms brought in.
Blocks on the page. Drop a Product block, pick ART-2104, and its price and stock are on the page.
Blocks that read records, forms that write them.
What a page reads, what a form writes and who sees what are yours to set.
Forms from your fields
A form is fields picked from an object. The quote request writes a contact and an opportunity; the booking form writes a booking.
Two languages, one page
French and Dutch on the same page, the same blocks. What is not translated yet is a field with a status, not a missing page.
Templates shared with your documents
The header, the colours and the footer the quote and the invoice use are the ones the page uses. Change the logo once.
SEO basics
A title, a description and a clean URL per page and per language, edited where the page is.
The client logs in
The login on your site opens the client's quotes, invoices and tickets, read off the records your team works on.
A block reads a record
The product block shows the price list's price and the warehouse's stock. The team block shows Employees. The open dates block shows the calendar. Change the record and the page follows; nothing is re-typed.
The same site for a campsite and an electrical contractor.
What adapts: what a page reads (a pitch's availability, a product's stock, a team's open dates), what the form writes (a booking, a quote request, a ticket), which language comes first, and what the client sees when they log in. Two businesses can run Website Builder and disagree on every one of those.
A campsite
The pitches page reads the pitches and cabins with their availability for the dates the visitor picked, in Dutch first and French second. The booking form writes a booking on the pitch with the deposit to pay, and the guest logs in to see their stay and their invoice.
An electrical contractor
The services page reads the team and the areas served. The quote request form asks for the site address and the kind of work, and a submission becomes a contact and an opportunity, with the site visit booked from the next open dates.
This is the site.
The site as your team sees it: every page with its status and its languages, the forms and what they brought in this week, the objects the pages read, and the last publish.
The site reads your objects.
There is no copy for the site to fill in. The product block reads the Product object, with the fields you gave it: the price, the stock on hand as a calculated field, and a "Show on site" field you added so that not every reference is public. The team block reads Employees. The open dates block reads the hosts you pick in Appointments. Add a field to the object and the block can show it; add an object of your own, a pitch or a course, and a block can read that too.
Products: name, price, stock on hand, and the "Show on site" and "Site description FR/NL" fields you add.
See eCommerce.
Products: name, price, stock on hand, and the "Show on site" and "Site description FR/NL" fields you add.Employees: name, role, photo, and a "Show on team page" field.
Appointments: the open slots of the hosts you pick, read from their real availability.
See Appointments.
Appointments: the open slots of the hosts you pick, read from their real availability.From the form to the lead.
Léa Dumont fills in the quote request on the Showroom lighting page at 09:12. At 09:12 there is a contact, matched to the one Atelier Nord already had, an opportunity with her message as its description and the page as its source, and a next activity for Mathilde. Nothing was forwarded, exported or re-typed. The booking form does the same with a booking on the host's calendar, and the support form with a ticket.
What the site hands on.
What a page reads, what a form writes and who sees what are yours to set.
eCommerce
The product block becomes a basket and an order, with the stock the block already reads. See eCommerce.
eCommerceBlog
A post is a page in the same site, in the same languages, with the same templates and the same forms at the bottom. See Blog.
BlogAppointments
The open dates block is the calendar. The visitor picks a slot and the host's calendar takes it, with leave and site visits already out of the way. See Appointments.
AppointmentsLive Chat
The chat on the page knows the page it is on and, once the visitor logs in, the contact. The ones that need a technician become tickets. See Live Chat.
Live ChatThe website builder you would otherwise buy publishes a copy.
It builds a good page fast. Then the form is a mail, the product page is a second catalogue, the booking is the scheduler's, and the client who logs in sees a page rather than their record.
Pages built from blocks, no code
- A spreadsheet
- No
- A website builder
- Yes
- A suite module
- Yes
- Enobase
- Yes
A product block with the warehouse's stock
- A spreadsheet
- No
- A website builder
- A second catalogue, with the store's stock
- A suite module
- Yes, in their store
- Enobase
- Yes, the stock you count
The form writes a lead on the CRM
- A spreadsheet
- A row
- A website builder
- A mail, a row or a webhook
- A suite module
- Yes, in their CRM
- Enobase
- Yes, a contact and an opportunity, matched
A booking on the host's real calendar
- A spreadsheet
- No
- A website builder
- A scheduling app beside the site
- A suite module
- Yes
- Enobase
- Yes, from Planning's availability
Two languages on one page
- A spreadsheet
- No
- A website builder
- An add-on, a plugin or a locale meter
- A suite module
- Yes
- Enobase
- Yes, a field with a status
The client logs in to their record
- A spreadsheet
- No
- A website builder
- A members page
- A suite module
- Rarely
- Enobase
- Yes, field by field
Brand templates shared with the quote and the invoice
- A spreadsheet
- No
- A website builder
- No
- A suite module
- No
- Enobase
- Yes
Time to live
- A spreadsheet
- A day
- A website builder
- A day
- A suite module
- Months
- Enobase
- One week
| What you need | A spreadsheet | A website builder | A suite module | Enobase |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Pages built from blocks, no code | No | Yes | Yes | Yes |
| A product block with the warehouse's stock | No | A second catalogue, with the store's stock | Yes, in their store | Yes, the stock you count |
| The form writes a lead on the CRM | A row | A mail, a row or a webhook | Yes, in their CRM | Yes, a contact and an opportunity, matched |
| A booking on the host's real calendar | No | A scheduling app beside the site | Yes | Yes, from Planning's availability |
| Two languages on one page | No | An add-on, a plugin or a locale meter | Yes | Yes, a field with a status |
| The client logs in to their record | No | A members page | Rarely | Yes, field by field |
| Brand templates shared with the quote and the invoice | No | No | No | Yes |
| Time to live | A day | A day | Months | One week |
Questions about Website Builder
Yes. On its own it is pages, blocks, forms, two languages and your templates. A block that reads a record and a form that writes one need the object on the other end: turn on Products, CRM or Appointments and those blocks light up.