When Form Attribution is enabled, the plugin automatically attaches traffic source data to form submissions from the four most popular WordPress form plugins.
How it works:
When a page with a supported form loads, a small JavaScript snippet injects hidden fields into the form before submission. These hidden fields contain the visitor’s last-touch attribution data: source, medium, campaign, channel, landing page, and referrer.
When the form is submitted, the plugin captures these fields server-side and:
- Appends a formatted Traffic Attribution block to the form’s email notification (supports both HTML and plain-text email bodies)
- Saves the attribution data to the form entry’s metadata for access in the form plugin’s own entry view
Supported form plugins:
- Contact Form 7 — attribution is appended to the mail body (and mail_2 if active)
- WPForms — attribution is saved to entry meta and appended to notification emails
- Gravity Forms — attribution is saved via
gform_update_metaand appended to notifications - Fluent Forms — attribution is saved to the
fluentform_submission_metatable
The integration activates automatically when you have a supported form plugin installed and the Business license is active. No manual field setup is required in your forms.