Get Logo Permission From New Customers While They're Excited
Your logo wall needs permission nobody remembers to request. Ask automatically two weeks after a successful start, when customers are happiest to say yes.
- 1
Time the Ask
Add a
Stripe Triggerplus a two-weekWaitafter a new customer starts. - 2
Send the Request
Add a
Gmailnode asking permission to feature their logo, with a one-click yes form. - 3
Collect the Assets
Add a
Typeform Triggercapturing consent and their preferred logo file. - 4
Track the Rights
Add an
Airtablenode recording who approved, when, and the file. - 5
Activate and Test
Activate the workflow with a test customer. Confirm the ask and collection flow work.
Frequently asked questions
Why two weeks in?
Early enough to be excited, late enough to have real experience — the yes-rate sweet spot.
Why track consent formally?
When someone churns or legal asks, you need the dated record of who approved what.
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