# Webflow – How to Track Tally.so Form Submissions
Skip the complex tracking stacks—Humblytics records Tally.so form completions in Webflow automatically, no extra JavaScript required.
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#### Why Track Form Submissions?
* **Measure lead conversion** from landing pages and pop‑ups
* **Compare form variations** in A/B tests
* **Attribute success** to specific traffic sources or campaigns
* **Trigger funnel goals** inside your Humblytics dashboard
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#### Prerequisites
1. A live **Tally** form URL (e.g., `https://tally.so/r/wo1EaP`)
2. The **Humblytics global script** installed in Webflow → *Project Settings → Custom Code → Head*
> **Already tracking page views?** Then you’re set—Humblytics will detect Tally submissions automatically once the embed is on the page.
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#### Step‑by‑Step Setup in Webflow
1. **Open Your Page in the Designer**\
Navigate to the page where your form should appear.
2. **Drag in an “Embed” Component**\
From the Add panel (`A`), drag **Embed** into the layout at the desired location.
3. **Paste the Tally Embed Snippet**
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*No extra tracking code needed—the Humblytics script in your `` listens for the submission event automatically.*
4. **Publish Your Site**\
Click **Publish** and select the target domain(s). That’s it—Humblytics starts logging submissions instantly.
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#### Viewing Submissions in Humblytics
1. Log into your **Humblytics** dashboard.
2. Go to **Forms** in the left nav.
3. Look for a new event, typically labelled with your Tally form title.
4. Slice by **source**, **device**, or **date range** to analyse performance, or set it as a **goal** in funnel reports.
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#### Troubleshooting
| Issue | Fix |
| ----------------------------- | ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- |
| No events showing | Confirm the global Humblytics script is present in **Project Settings → Custom Code → Head** and published. |
| Form not visible | Ensure the Tally embed URL is correct and the page is republished after edits. |
| I need to fire a custom event | Use `window.Humblytics.track("tally-submit", {/* properties */})` inside an **Embed** if you want extra context, but it’s optional. |
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#### Quick Recap
1. **Embed Tally** → Designer → Embed component → paste snippet.
2. **Publish** → Humblytics auto‑captures submissions.
3. **Analyze** → Forms tab → segment, compare, optimise.
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