Form Submissions is where all inbound form data is collected and displayed in one central location. Every time someone fills out a form on your website, registers for an event, or books an appointment through a public calendar, a record is created here. Each submission is linked to a contact, stores the submitted field values, and captures marketing attribution data such as UTM parameters and the page URL where the form was submitted.
There are two ways to view form submissions:
The main table includes:
| Column | Description |
|---|---|
| # | Row number in the current list. |
| Name | The contact’s full name with a link to their contact record. If the contact is a lead, their current stage appears as a badge next to the name. |
| Form Source | The lead source associated with the contact, such as Google Ads or Referral. Displays Unknown if no source is assigned. |
| Form Type | Shows how the submission was captured: Website form, Event form, or Calendar form. |
| Form Name | The title of the submitted form. Shows a dash if no form name is available. |
| URL | The page URL where the form was submitted. This opens in a new tab. |
| Came At | The date and time the form was submitted. |
| More | Expand the row to view the full submission details. |
Click the expand arrow in the More column to reveal the full submission details.
This section shows all field values submitted on the form, including:
This section shows attribution data captured with the submission, including:
Use the search bar at the top of the page to find submissions by:
Search results update automatically as you type.
Use the filter dropdowns below the header to narrow down your results:
| Filter | Description |
|---|---|
| Form name | Filter by a specific form. The dropdown lists all form titles that have received submissions. |
| Form source | Filter by the lead source assigned to the contact. |
| Stage | Filter by the contact’s current lead stage. |
| Sort by | Sort submissions by submission date, oldest first or newest first. |
Active filters appear as tags. Click the × on a tag to remove that filter. Your selected filters persist across sessions.
When you expand a submission’s details, click Download as PDF to download a PDF copy of the submission. This is useful for record-keeping, printing, sharing, compliance, or internal review.
Select a single submission using the checkbox, then click Convert to task. You can choose:
Note: Convert to task is available only when exactly one submission is selected.
Select one or more submissions using the checkboxes, then click Delete. You can delete selected submissions on the current page or choose to select all submissions across all pages. A confirmation message appears before deletion.
The Actions dropdown in the top-right includes quick links to:
The Go to dropdown lets you quickly switch to:
These submissions come from forms built in the Form Builder or embedded on your website. When someone submits a website form, LeadCenter automatically creates or updates a contact and stores the submission data and UTM parameters.
These submissions are created when someone registers for one of your events. The submission is linked to the event attendee record and stores the registration field data.
These submissions are created when someone books an appointment through your public calendar. The submission includes the booking details and any fields collected during the scheduling process.
You can receive notifications whenever a new form submission is received. Notifications can be delivered by email and push notification. To enable them, go to your notification settings and turn on Form submission notifications under the lead notification category.
Form submissions can trigger automated workflows. Use the Form Submission Created trigger in the Workflow Builder to run actions such as:
You can also add a Form Submission filter condition to run different workflow paths based on which form was submitted or what values were provided.
Each form submission is linked to a contact. From the Form Submissions list, click the contact’s name to open their record. From the contact record, use the Forms tab to view all submissions for that contact.
Use descriptive form names, such as Homepage Contact Form or Retirement Seminar Registration, so submissions are easier to find and filter later.
Add UTM parameters to the links that drive traffic to your forms. This helps capture more accurate marketing attribution data with each submission.
Create workflows triggered by form submissions so leads receive a timely response. At minimum, consider an automatic confirmation email or text.
Delete spam or no-longer-relevant submissions regularly so your data stays cleaner and easier to review.
For submissions that need manual follow-up, convert the submission into a task so the next step is tracked properly.
Configure a default lead source for each form so new contacts created from submissions are categorized correctly.
Use the Form submissions report from the Actions menu when you want broader trends and reporting beyond the list view.
Use Download as PDF when you need a portable copy of the submission for compliance, handoff, or offline review.
If your forms include SMS, email, or voice opt-in fields, review those values in the submission details before starting outreach.
Go to Marketing → Menu → Form submissions. You can also access submissions from the Forms tab on a contact record.
There is no direct CSV or Excel export from the Form Submissions list. You can download individual submissions as PDFs, or use the Form submissions report for broader analytics.
This usually means no lead source is associated with the contact. You can reduce this by assigning default lead sources to forms or using matching UTM parameters.
Yes. You can select individual submissions, all submissions on the current page, or all submissions across all pages, then delete them in bulk.
Open the contact record and click the Forms tab.
Yes. Use the Form Submission Created trigger in the Workflow Builder.
Enable Form submission notifications in your notification settings.
Because Convert to task is designed to use one submission’s data at a time. Select exactly one submission to use that option.
Marketing parameters such as utm_source, utm_medium, and utm_campaign show where the form traffic came from and help measure marketing performance.
If you need help working with form submissions, contact support@leadcenter.ai.
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