Forms and calendars are what turn an AI-generated page into a working customer-facing experience — they collect leads, capture submissions, and let people book time with your business. In AI Studio, both pieces start out as part of the visual page layout, then get connected to your Captivation Hub account when you're ready to make them functional. The benefit is that you build the page first and worry about the wiring second.
Important: AI Studio is currently available through Labs. You'll need to switch it on for your account before it appears in your navigation.
AI Studio can shape the page around the form or booking goal you describe. Ask for a contact section, registration form, or "book a call" page and AI Studio designs the layout to fit. If your prompt is broad, it'll ask what kind of form you want before generating anything.
That makes setup easy because you don't need to figure everything out upfront. The kinds of things AI Studio can build include:
- Contact forms
- Registration forms
- Lead capture sections
- Appointment booking pages
- Consultation request pages
You also get creative flexibility — AI Studio can generate custom forms and booking experiences that match your brand and the rest of the page rather than forcing a generic widget look.
Important: Forms and calendars don't connect automatically. AI Studio can lay out the form or booking section visually, but you have to ask it to connect that component before submissions or bookings start flowing into your account.
How Forms Work in AI Studio
You can ask AI Studio to create a few different types of forms — contact, booking inquiry, registration, and so on. AI Studio drops the form into the page directly, into a section, or into a popup flow depending on what fits the prompt and the layout.
The key thing to remember: forms in AI Studio start out as front-end layouts only. Just because a form appears on the page doesn't mean it's already wired up to your CRM or capturing submissions yet.
Step 1 — Connect a Form to Your CRM
When you're ready for the form to start collecting submissions, ask AI Studio to connect it (something like "connect this form to my CRM") or click Connect when prompted in chat. That kicks off the Connect to CRM flow.
Once a form is connected in AI Studio, the page uses Captivation Hub's external tracking behavior to send submission activity back into your account. From that point on, form submissions can be captured into Captivation Hub and used to power follow-up workflows.
The high-level flow looks like this:
- AI Studio builds the form on the page.
- You connect it to CRM tracking.
- Submissions start flowing into Captivation Hub.
Where Form Submissions Live After Connection
Once a form is connected, submissions land in your Captivation Hub CRM rather than inside the AI Studio project itself. The page lives in AI Studio, but the responses, contact records, and submission history all show up in your account. After the connection is made, form submissions appear under form submissions as third-party submissions, and they can be tied into workflow activity through external tracking events.
You can view submissions in:
- Contacts
- Funnels > Forms > Submissions > External Forms
Wiring Submissions Into Workflows
Once a form is connected for CRM tracking, those submissions become available to workflows through tracking triggers. The practical flow is:
- Create the form layout in AI Studio.
- Connect the form to CRM tracking.
- In a workflow, use the trigger External Tracking Event.
- Pick the Form submission event to continue the automation.
- Apply the Domain filter and/or External Form filter, then add your automation actions.
How Calendars Work in AI Studio
AI Studio can build a fully custom booking experience on the front end rather than just dropping a standard calendar widget into the page. If you ask for an appointment page, consultation page, or discovery call page, it generates the layout and adds a booking area inside that experience.
Once you connect that booking area to one of your existing Captivation Hub calendars, the custom front-end uses that calendar in the background for all the actual scheduling.
Step 1 — Connect a Calendar
Connecting a calendar transforms the booking section on the page from a layout into a working scheduling experience. Instead of building the scheduling component manually, AI Studio helps you point it at one of your existing account calendars.
- Ask AI Studio to create a booking-focused page or scheduling section.
- When prompted in the chat, choose the calendar you want to use from your account.
- Connect that calendar to the page component.
- Preview and test the booking experience to confirm it works.
What Happens After a Calendar Is Connected
The calendar itself comes from your account — AI Studio just helps place and connect it inside the page experience. So the page lives inside AI Studio, but the actual scheduling setup is still anchored to that connected calendar in your account.
Practically, this means any meetings or time slots booked from the AI Studio page get added to the connected calendar rather than living only on the front-end. After the calendar is connected:
- Visitors can book available time slots directly from the page
- New bookings show up on the connected calendar
- Confirmation emails, reminders, follow-up actions, or any other calendar-based behavior tied to that calendar continue to run as configured in Captivation Hub
That makes the AI Studio page a quick way to present a polished booking experience while still relying on the calendar setup that already lives in your account.
Frequently Asked Questions
Q: Can I keep editing the page after I've connected a form or calendar?
Yes — you can keep refining the page experience in AI Studio after a component has been connected.
Q: Do I need to create a form in Captivation Hub first before using one in AI Studio?
No. AI Studio can generate the front-end form experience straight from a prompt and walk you through the connection step when you're ready.
Q: Will calendar confirmations, reminders, and automations still come from the connected calendar setup?
Yes. Once the page is connected to a calendar, bookings made from the page use that selected calendar — so any confirmations, reminders, and automations tied to it run exactly as configured.
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