Tracking form submissions is essential, but what if the same Fluent Form is used across multiple pages? By default, all submissions get grouped together — making it hard to understand which page is actually converting.
To set up basic tracking, follow the official Fluent Forms guide below:
Once you’ve completed their setup, you can refine it to track submissions based on specific pages.
Final Step: Update Your Trigger
Edit your GTM trigger and add the following conditions:
{{FluentFormEventAction}} equals FormSubmitted
{{Page URL}} contains /contact-us/
This ensures:
- Only form submissions are tracked, not form views. Otherwise it will include form views count too.
- Events fire only on the specified page
You can duplicate this setup for other pages (e.g., /quote/, /services/) to track each form submission separately in GA4.
That’s it — simple, clean, and much more actionable tracking.