I can see your forms management interface and the "Add your lead form" modal. I'll create a SQL query interface that replaces the traditional form with a SQL query builder where you can write and execute queries for lead management.
I've created a SQL-based lead form interface that replaces your traditional form with a powerful query editor. Here are the key features:
Query Templates - Pre-built queries for common operations like:
INSERT INTO leads (name, entity, tags) VALUES ('John Doe', 'Acme Corp', 'prospect,enterprise');SELECT * FROM leads WHERE status = 'active' ORDER BY created_at DESC;UPDATE leads SET status = 'qualified' WHERE entity = 'Acme Corp';This gives you much more flexibility than a traditional form, allowing complex queries, bulk operations, and advanced filtering that wouldn't be possible with standard form fields.
I'll create a drag-and-drop visual query builder for your lead management system that allows users to build SQL queries without writing code.
I've created a drag-and-drop visual SQL query builder for your lead management system. This interface allows users to build SQL queries without writing any code, making it much more accessible for team members who aren't familiar with SQL syntax.
This visual query builder provides all the power of SQL without requiring users to write any code. It's perfect for team members who need to work with lead data but don't have SQL expertise.