How a company collects its customers' data shapes the quality of its service. At Andes Development, Tally.so is our main form tool, and we connect it to the software we build so every response goes straight to the system that needs it.
"A good form doesn't end in an inbox. It ends in the system where someone acts on the data."
// The challenge of data capture
Traditional ways of collecting information tend to turn into bottlenecks that drive customers away and frustrate internal teams:
- Friction in the user experience (UX) Long, confusing forms that feel like exams, which many people abandon halfway through.
- Costs and caps Platforms that charge for every extra response, every extra form, or every new team member.
- Isolated data Responses that sit in inboxes or spreadsheets until someone retypes them into the CRM or internal system.
// What Tally.so offers
Tally pairs a simple interface with conditional logic and integration options.
- Built like a document A block-based, Notion-like interface for creating forms, surveys, and payment flows by typing.
- A generous free plan Under Tally's terms, the free plan includes unlimited forms and responses within its fair use policy. Features like a custom domain or removing Tally branding require the Pro plan.
- Logic and integrations Conditional flows, hidden calculations, and real-time delivery of every response through webhooks or Tally's native integrations.
// How we use it with clients
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Financial sector
We've implemented Tally forms for a regional financial institution, from lead capture to quality surveys. -
Connected to your systems
We connect Tally to the platforms we build on Laravel, so every request lands in your internal system or CRM without anyone retyping it. -
Forms without a development cycle
A new form gets built and published without a software project, and your marketing or operations team can edit existing forms without waiting on IT.
// The bottom line
Tally lets us get a form online quickly, and the integration we build makes sure every response reaches the right system. One thing to keep in mind: Tally is a third-party cloud service and stores responses on its own servers. If your institution has rules about where certain information can be stored, we review that with you before using it for that data.