Avoid errors and improve data quality in Web Forms

Why are some form submissions not appearing in my analytics?

Form submissions can sometimes fail to appear in your analytics due to missing or faulty event tracking setups. Trackingplan helps detect these untracked form submissions by monitoring your site for missing event listeners, JavaScript errors, or issues in the tracking code that prevent form submission events from being fired. By identifying these gaps, you can quickly fix your tracking setup and ensure all user interactions are properly captured for accurate analysis and reporting.

How can I prevent duplicate form submission tracking?

Duplicate form submission events skew your analytics data and can lead to inaccurate conversion rates and user behavior insights. Trackingplan monitors event triggers to detect configurations that cause multiple events to fire from a single form submission. It helps you pinpoint the root cause—whether it’s a JavaScript listener attached multiple times, incorrect debounce logic, or platform-specific quirks—and guides you to implement fixes that prevent duplicate event tracking, maintaining clean, reliable data.

Can Trackingplan help standardize form field names?

Yes! Inconsistent naming conventions for form fields can complicate data analysis and segmentation. Trackingplan enforces standardized naming conventions across your tracking implementation, ensuring that all form fields follow a consistent schema. This uniformity makes it easier to aggregate and segment form data accurately across campaigns and reporting tools, improving data quality and reducing errors caused by mismatched or ambiguous field names.

How does Trackingplan ensure compliance with privacy laws?

Privacy laws like GDPR, CCPA, and others require that tracking only occurs with explicit user consent. Trackingplan continuously monitors tracking activities to ensure they align with your consent management platform and regulatory requirements. It alerts you immediately if tracking fires prematurely or without proper consent, helping you avoid costly privacy violations and maintain user trust by respecting their data preferences.