Directorist - Post Your Need

A standard directory shows what providers offer and leaves visitors to search through it. Directorist – Post Your Need adds the opposite direction. A visitor describes the service, product or solution they want, and that request appears on your site where providers can find it. This gives your directory a way to connect people who have a specific requirement with those who can meet it.

The plugin runs inside the Directorist setup, so the forms and layouts stay consistent with the rest of your directory. You can adjust the fields to collect the details your niche calls for. Admins can review, approve or edit submitted needs before they go live, and notifications tell providers and admins when a new need arrives. The form works on desktop, tablet and mobile.

Features

• Simple need submission form: Visitors fill in a straightforward form to post the specific need or request they have, directly on your Directorist directory website.
• Works inside Directorist: The plugin is built to fit the Directorist ecosystem, so functionality and design stay consistent across your directory website.
• Customizable fields and layouts: Adapt the form to your niche or industry so you collect exactly the information you want from the people posting requests.
• Automated notifications: Service providers and admins are informed when a new need is posted, which makes it easier to respond to requests quickly.
• Responsive on any device: Users can post their needs from a desktop, tablet or mobile phone, with a form that adapts to each screen size.
• Admin moderation tools: Site admins can review, approve or edit submitted needs, which helps keep the content on the directory relevant and of good quality.
• Multilingual compatibility: The plugin works with popular translation plugins, so you can serve visitors who use your directory in different languages.
• User-generated content: Each posted need adds new, visitor-written content to your directory, giving people a reason to take part instead of only browsing.

Best for

• Directorist sites that want visitors to post requests
• Service directories matching clients with local providers
• Admins who want to review requests before publishing