Insiteful can help you track form entries and more from virtually any web form in just a few clicks. Apart from helping you capture 100% of leads that fill out your forms, our plug-n-play solution also enables you to increase your conversion rate with power-ups (i.e. save & continue later), auto follow-up, and smart insights (i.e. confused / abandoned form fields).
WPForms is a drag and drop WordPress form builder that’s both easy and powerful. WPForms makes it easy to create beautiful contact forms, subscription forms, payment forms, and other type of forms for your site in minutes, without having to hire a developer.
You can track any forms created with WPForms by following the usual method for tracking web forms with Insiteful, but we’ve included some specific instructions below for your convenience.
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We’ll show you here how to track partial entries and incomplete submissions from any WPForms form below. That said (generally speaking), these instructions should work for any web form (even in non-WordPress or custom pages):
How to track WPForms with Insiteful
How-to capture partial entries from all forms
Most websites use multiple different types of forms (ie. search forms, newsletter forms, booking forms) — many of which are setup outside of WPForms. With Insiteful, it takes just one tracking code to track any & all forms on your website. While WPForms has their own partial form tracking plugin, it is only capable of tracking entries and form abandonment strictly in forms that were built with WPForms — whereas Insiteful is capable of tracking partial entries from virtually *any* form builder or web platform, for a fraction of the price. Here’s how to set up partial entry & form abandonment tracking with Insiteful for all the forms on your website:
- Add your website: Just login to Insiteful & visit the Domains page and add your website where indicated in the screenshot below.
- Install code: Adding Insiteful to your WordPress website is as simple as installing the plugin by downloading here or searching “Insiteful” under Add Plugins. Once you’ve installed the Insiteful plugin for WordPress, simply follow the instructions on the Insiteful settings page (screenshot below): you’ll be asked to copy the activation key from the Install page to confirm your installation. That’s all there is to it!
How-to capture partial entries from a specific WPForms form
- Add your website: Just login to Insiteful & visit the Domains page and add your website where indicated in the screenshot below.
- Install code: Navigate to the Edit page for your the form of your choice in the WPForms section of the WordPress admin panel. Here, add a new HTML field (as seen below) to your form, then copy & paste the code from the Install page to start tracking this form (read more in the official WPForms knowledgebase).
Alternatively, if you’d like to track all your website forms in one click, you might prefer to use our official Insiteful plugin for WordPress to add form tracking to your entire website (read the instructions here, or above). Use Ninja Forms, Gravity Forms, Contact Form 7, Formidable Forms, Forminator or some other form builder different than WPForms? Insiteful is compatible with any form builder & website platform: click here to browse form tracking instructions for other platforms!
