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title: "Tracking Web Form Submissions"
url: "https://help.getgiggio.com/en/article/tracking-web-form-submissions"
language: "en"
last_updated: "2026-03-01T18:25:48.210Z"
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# Tracking Web Form Submissions

How to Track Which Web Page a Giggio Enquiry Form Was Submitted From

If your website has different sections (e.g. **Weddings**, **Corporate**, **Private Parties**), you can customise Giggio’s enquiry form code to track **where each submission comes from**. This helps you understand which services people are enquiring about - without the client needing to specify.

**💡 Why This is Useful**

By tagging each form with a unique source, you’ll be able to:

-   See where the enquiry originated (e.g. “weddingPage” or “corporatePage”)
-   Segment and prioritise leads more effectively
-   Improve your marketing and site structure based on actual usage

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**🛠 Step-by-Step: Add a Source Tag to Your Form**

**1\. Go to Your Enquiry Form Settings**

-   In Giggio, go to **Settings > Enquiries**
-   This is where your **iframe code** is generated  
     

**2\. Find the** **src=** **Section in the Code**

-   Locate this part of the code:

src="https://..."

-   Place your cursor **just before the final quote mark** ("), at the end of the URL.  
     

**3\. Add Your Source Tag**

-   Type the following (replacing "weddingPage" with your chosen label):

&source=weddingPage

-   Your final src line will look something like:

src="https://gigg.io/enquiryformresp.aspx?style=default&id=123123123123&source=weddingPage"

⚠️ **No spaces** in your source tag — use camelCase, underscores, or dashes if needed.

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**📋 Copy and Paste the Updated Code**

-   Click **Select Code** in Gigio to copy the full iframe  
     
-   Paste the code into your website’s HTML wherever you want the form to appear

You can do this on as many different pages as needed, each time changing the &source= value (e.g. &source=corporatePage, &source=birthdayForm, etc.)

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**🔍 Where the Source Appears**

When someone submits the form:

-   The **notification email** you receive will show the source tag  
     
-   Inside Giggio, the **Web Enquiry record** will also include this source reference

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**✏️ Updating an Existing Form**

Already embedded the form on your site? No problem:

-   Just edit the iframe code directly in your site’s HTML  
     
-   Add or modify the &source= value the same way

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**✅ Summary**

Using the &source= tag in your form code helps you:

-   Track which part of your website leads are coming from
-   Tailor your follow-up based on their area of interest
-   Gain insight into what’s working on your site

[Embedded content](https://www.youtube.com/embed/JgR5umLbZqs)

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**🆘 Need Help?**

If you need further help, please [open a Support Ticket](https://help.getgiggio.com/en/article/contact-support)