Ninja Forms + User Analytics
Get better data on where your form traffic is coming from with every submission. Add 10 analytics fields including UTM source, medium, campaign, content, and more!
Aggregating user data helps you make informed decisions about your campaigns and organizational strategy, but collecting it can be a pain.
- Third party plugins often don’t work as advertised, and can be a hassle to synchronize with form submissions.
- Google Analytics, the usual go-to for collecting user data, can often be far more than you need and a real beast to learn.
User Analytics is the data collecting solution for your WordPress forms if you’ve hit either of those barriers, or others, yourself. User Analytics is a powerful data collecting tool without the headache of complex setup or an overwhelming user interface to sort through.
Collecting User Analytics Data is as Easy as Adding a Form Field
Getting the campaign data you need to make sound strategic decisions for your WordPress business shouldn’t be difficult. User Analytics removes the pain of other solutions by making the analytics data you need in your WordPress forms as readily available as a form field.
Simply open any form with User Analytics installed, and there’s a wealth of data collections tools at your disposal! Simply click to begin capturing the information you need!
Fields are viewable in the backend to WordPress administrators, but hidden on the website’s front end, out of view of your users.
Over a Dozen Different Points of Data to Capture
User Analytics focuses on campaign data you need to organize a successful campaign, with bonus environmental data including the software individuals use to access your forms. Fields you can add to capture data include:
- UTM data including source, medium, campaign, and content values
- URL referrer
- Browser type and version
- Operating system
No Complicated UI: User Analytics Data is Stored in Form Submissions
Accessing the data you’ve collected is a major pain point with other alternatives. With User Analytics, it’s as simple as viewing the WordPress form submission you placed the fields onto. Simply open form submissions in your WordPress dashboard and it’s there!
