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Pro subscription required. Analytics tracking is available on the Flashquotes Pro plan. Learn more about upgrading.
Track when leads view your forms, start filling them out, and successfully submit. This data flows directly to Google Analytics 4 so you can measure your marketing effectiveness.

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What gets tracked

Flashquotes automatically sends these events to your GA4 property when visitors interact with your lead intake forms: Each event includes:
  • form_id - The unique identifier for your form
  • form_name - The name you gave your form in Flashquotes
  • UTM parameters - utm_source, utm_medium, utm_campaign, utm_term, utm_content (when present in URL)
The generate_lead event also includes:
  • lead_id - The Flashquotes contact ID
  • quote_id - The associated quote ID (if created)

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Set up GA4 tracking

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Get your GA4 Measurement ID

Your Measurement ID looks like G-XXXXXXXXXX. Find it in your Google Analytics account:
  1. Go to Google Analytics
  2. Click Admin (gear icon)
  3. Under Property, click Data streams
  4. Select your web stream
  5. Copy the Measurement ID (starts with G-)
Google’s guide to finding your Measurement ID
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Add to Flashquotes

  1. Go to Settings > Integrations
  2. Find the Google Analytics card
  3. Click Connect and paste your Measurement ID
  4. Click Save
You can also access this setting from Forms > [Your Form] > Settings under the Tracking & Analytics section.
3

Verify tracking is working

  1. Open your lead intake form in a new browser tab
  2. In Google Analytics, go to Reports > Realtime
  3. You should see a form_view event appear within a few seconds
  4. Fill out a test field to trigger form_start
  5. Submit the form to trigger generate_lead

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Using Google Analytics on Wix

Wix embeds your form inside a sandboxed iframe served from a separate Wix domain. Because of that sandbox, your form can’t read the visitor’s original traffic source or Google Ads click from the page it’s embedded on — so GA4 records form events as direct instead of the campaign or ad that actually drove the visit. To fix attribution, add this script to your Wix site’s header:
It passes the real traffic source from your page into the embedded form, so events are attributed correctly.
Adding custom code requires a paid Wix plan with a connected domain.
1

Open Custom Code in Wix

In your Wix dashboard, go to Settings > Custom Code, then click + Add Custom Code.
2

Paste and place the script

  1. Paste the script above into the code box
  2. Under Add Code to Pages, choose All pages
  3. Under Place Code in, select Head
  4. Click Apply
3

Verify attribution

Visit your form’s page with a test parameter like ?gclid=test123, then submit a test lead. In GA4 Reports > Realtime, confirm the generate_lead event shows a source such as google / cpc instead of direct.
Use a fresh name, email, and phone number on each test — reusing the same details can merge into an existing contact and skip recording the source.
Only Wix needs this script. WordPress, Squarespace, Webflow, and other builders place your form directly on the page, so attribution already works. See Wix Embed Best Practices for more on Wix’s constraints.

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Using UTM parameters

Flashquotes automatically captures UTM parameters from your form URLs and includes them in all events. This lets you track which marketing campaigns drive the most leads. Example URL with UTM parameters:
These parameters will be included in all three events (form_view, form_start, generate_lead), so you can build reports showing:
  • Which sources drive the most form views
  • Which campaigns have the best form completion rates
  • Which channels generate the most leads

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Build reports in GA4

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Create a conversion funnel

  1. In GA4, go to Explore
  2. Create a new Funnel exploration
  3. Add steps: form_view → form_start → generate_lead
  4. See your form conversion rates

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Track lead sources

  1. Go to Reports > Acquisition > Traffic acquisition
  2. Add a secondary dimension of “Event name”
  3. Filter to show only generate_lead events
  4. See which sources drive the most leads

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Best practices

  1. Test before launching campaigns - Submit a test lead and verify events appear in GA4 Realtime before spending on ads
  2. Use consistent UTM parameters - Create a UTM naming convention for your team
  3. Set up GA4 conversions - Mark generate_lead as a conversion event in GA4 for easier reporting
  4. Connect Google Ads - Link GA4 to Google Ads to import conversions for better ad optimization

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Troubleshooting

Use Google Tag Assistant for debugging. Google Tag Assistant is the best tool for verifying your setup. It shows exactly what events are firing, what data they contain, and helps identify issues in real-time. Open Tag Assistant, connect it to your form page, and watch events flow as you interact with your form.

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Events not appearing in GA4

  1. Check Measurement ID format - Must start with G- followed by 6-12 alphanumeric characters
  2. Wait a few minutes - GA4 can have a slight delay; use Realtime reports for faster verification
  3. Check for ad blockers - Browser extensions may block GA4 tracking
  4. Verify Pro subscription - Analytics tracking requires Flashquotes Pro

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Duplicate events

  • Each page load should trigger one form_view
  • If you see duplicates, check that you haven’t also added GA4 tracking manually to the page

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UTM parameters not tracking

  • UTM parameters must be in the URL when the form loads
  • Check that your marketing links include the UTM parameters
  • Parameters are case-sensitive

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Next steps