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# GoHighLevel

GoHighLevel form submissions are tracked automatically on any page with the Humblytics script. No extra setup.

GoHighLevel (GHL) forms need no setup. Once the Humblytics script is on a page, every submission from a GHL form on that page is recorded as **GoHighLevel Form**.

## 1. Install the script on your funnel or website

Follow the [GoHighLevel install guide](/how-to-get-started/gohighlevel.md). Submissions are only tracked on pages where the script loads, so:

* Add it to **each** funnel and website with a form. Installing on one doesn't cover the others.
* If you added it to a single step instead of the whole funnel, add it to every step that has a form.

You don't need a GHL tracking pixel or any other integration.

## 2. Test it

1. Open the live page with your form in a private window and submit a test entry.
2. In Humblytics, go to **Observe → Analytics → Forms**. Look for **GoHighLevel Form** within a minute or two.

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**Not showing?** GoHighLevel adds tracking code after the page loads, so View Page Source won't show the script. Instead, open DevTools (**F12**) → **Network**, refresh, and filter for `hmbl.min.js`. A `200` status means it's loading. If it's missing, the script isn't installed on that page.

## Next steps

* **See your form conversion rate:** build a funnel with a **Page** step for your form page, then a **Form** step for **GoHighLevel Form**. See [Understanding Funnels](/understanding-your-data/understanding-funnels.md).
* **Test a better version:** run an A/B test with the [Increase Form Submissions](/split-testing-overview/creating-a-b-page-variants-for-split-testing/conversion-goals/increase-form-submissions.md) goal to compare headlines, layouts, or offers.