E-commerce templates

Shoppers put together their festive wish list and send it straight to whoever is doing the gifting. They confirm contact details, attach a screenshot of the cart they built in the shop and add a selfie so shades can be matched. Nothing is guessed at.

Takes orders for homecoming mums and garters, including the style, colours, add-ons and the moment the buyer wants to collect them. Makers receive every customisation note in a single record, so each piece is assembled correctly and handed over on schedule.

Walks a customer through every detail of a custom cake: servings, tiers, sizes, flavours, fillings and reference photos. It also records whether they want pickup or delivery and at what time, giving the baker one complete brief to quote from and work to.

Records who is buying the hoodie, where it should be sent, which child it is for and how the family intends to pay. Consent boxes cover photography and transport permission in the same submission, so organisers get everything they need in one place.

Get to know a new customer before recommending products: how to reach them, whether they have pets at home and which fragrance families they enjoy. Consultants can also gauge interest in hosting a party. Everything arrives in one place so follow-up feels personal rather than generic.

Sell your band, brand, or community merch with sizes and shipping built in.

Collect personal and contact details from new sellers who want to join your online marketplace.

Discover your customers' habits and preferences to improve the shopping experience on your online store.

Take product orders with quantities, shipping details, and payment.

Take early reservations for a launch, with editions, prices, and shipping.

Sell your products with prices, quantities, options, and shipping details in one step.

Explores how, where and how often people buy their food, what matters most when choosing a product, and how far advertising and loyalty cards sway them. Each closed question is paired with a box for adding detail. Chains and neighbourhood shops can use the answers before adjusting range or pricing.

Explores what drives shoppers toward eco-conscious clothing: favourite labels, how often they wear it, willingness to pay more and how easy it is to find in stores. An open comment box closes the questionnaire. Textile brands and retailers planning a responsible line get usable demand signals from it.