How to Track Custom Form Submissions

Custom Form Submission Tracking in Humblytics enables you to monitor and analyze form interactions across your website, providing valuable insights into user engagement and conversion rates. This feature helps you understand how visitors interact with your forms and optimize them for better performance.

Track form submissions from any platform—Typeform, HubSpot, Cal.com, or custom forms—with Humblytics' privacy-first analytics. No cookies, no complex setup, and no performance impact.

Why Track Form Submissions?

Form submission tracking helps you:

  • Measure conversion rates from landing pages to lead capture

  • Attribute submissions to traffic sources, campaigns, and A/B tests

  • Optimize form performance with real user data

  • Build accurate funnels from first visit to form completion

  • Stay privacy-compliant with cookieless tracking

Cross-Domain Form Tracking

Track form submissions across multiple domains with unified reporting in your main dashboard. Use the domain parameter to attribute submissions from external domains:

// Track form submissions on external domains
window.Humblytics.trackFormSubmission("checkout-form", {
  domain: "yourmainsite.com",
});

This is especially useful for:

  • Ecommerce sites with separate checkout domains

  • Multi-domain company setups

  • Third-party form integrations (Typeform, HubSpot, etc.)

For complete cross-domain setup instructions, see our Cross-Domain Tracking & Whitelisting guide.

Supported Platforms

Choose your platform for specific setup instructions:

By integrating Humblytics tracking hooks into your embed code, you can:

  • Log successful form completions and calendar bookings as conversion events

  • Attribute submissions to traffic sources, devices, and campaigns

  • Use events in A/B tests, funnels, or conversion tracking

This is particularly useful if you're using:

  • Embedded Typeform widgets

  • Inline Cal.com booking components

All tracking is done without cookies, fully aligned with privacy-first practices. No complex event configuration or consent banners required.\

🔧 Each section includes plug-and-play code blocks, which you can paste into your Framer project.

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