Navigate to the Sites > Forms Tab
Go to Sites > Forms. Here you’ll see 3 different options, Builder, Analyze, and Submissions.
Builder: This is where you can create and edit forms. (Check out our tutorial on how to use the builder to create new Forms and edit existing forms.)
Analyze: Here you can see Total Submissions, and the selected date range is shown in the dropdown in the top right. Scroll down to Forms. You will see a list of your forms and the number of submissions for each. You can click the "View Submissions" hyperlink to view the submissions for each form
Submissions: You can filter a specific form, and search through submissions by name, phone number, and more. Here you can view submissions and review the URL, source, campaigns, and keywords associated with a particular submission.
The form submissions tab will show you all the submissions by your leads. This is where you can analyze their attribution data as well. Each lead/contact has a first and latest attribution attached to it.
What is "First" or "Latest" Attribution?
When attributing a contact to a specific source, it's common to consider both first and latest attribution. These are recorded for every contact.
First Attribution: This marks the initial interaction a contact has with your system, recording the attribution data for that session. For example, when someone fills out a "Contact Us" form.
Latest Attribution: This is the most recent interaction, capturing the latest session's attribution data. For example, if someone purchases via a two-step order form after filling out a "Contact Us" form. The latest attribution will change with each new interaction, while the first attribution remains constant.
Now that we understand what first and latest attribution are, we need to know where this data is stored.
Attribution in Form Submission
Each form submission has attribution added to it. On each submission you’ll be able to see the attribution details including various data like source, referrer, URL, UTM parameter data, etc.
Attribution in Contact Details
Whether it is the first or latest attribution data, you can locate this information in the bottom right of all contact records.
Go to Contacts
Select a contact record
Locate the attribution data in the bottom right column under the Activity tab.
Different Attribution Sources and How They Are Determined
Attribution sources identify where a contact originated. Here are the common sources and how they are determined:
Paid Search: Originates from paid search campaigns, like Google Ads. Determined by UTM parameters (utm_source=adwords) or the presence of gclid or msclkid.
Paid Social: Comes from social media ad campaigns. Identified by UTM parameters (utm_source=fb_ad, linkedin_ad, twitter_ad).
Direct Traffic: Users who directly type the URL into their browser or clear query parameters.
Organic Search: Non-paid search results from engines like Google or Bing.
Social Media: Traffic from social media platforms, excluding paid ads.
Referrals: Traffic from external websites linking to yours, excluding social media or search engines.
Others: Leads from sources like incoming calls, SMS, emails, WhatsApp, or Facebook messages.
CRM UI: Leads manually created within the CRM.
Third-Party: Leads generated through third-party tools like Zapier.
How is Attribution Source Determined?
Attribution sources are determined by examining the full page URL and the referring domain against a set of predefined rules:
UTM Parameters: Parameters like utm_source, utm_medium, and utm_campaign in URLs help categorize traffic.
Referring Domain: The domain from which the traffic originated helps identify sources like search engines or social media.
Cookies and Tracking URLs: These elements store and track user interactions over time, aiding in accurate attribution.
Events Recording Attribution
Attribution data is recorded when a contact performs one or more of the following actions within the same session:
Form/Survey Submission
Calendar Booking Submission
Chat Widget interaction (after submitting contact info)
Order Form Submission (one or two-step)
For detailed attribution tracking, ensure these actions occur on forms, surveys, calendars, chat widgets, and order forms within the CRM.