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  • October 10, 2024
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I have a booking form on Webflow, and I want to track a conversion event or create a new event for everyone who clicks the 'Book Now' button on the booking page. In other words, I want to use Klaviyo for email marketing for a marketing agency. The agency uses a Webflow booking page and form that allows clients to schedule appointments with the agency managers. In the screenshot (SS 01.), you can see the button I need to track (when someone clicks 'Book Now,' it should count as a conversion). The second screenshot (SS 02.) shows that we are currently unable to track conversions.

 

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Is the form itself from webflow or is it an embedded form from somewhere else?

Does webflow have a native integration with Klaviyo that would allow this?

Does webflow give you the ability to edit their code or write custom functions to hook into their existing functions?

  • If yes to either of these, then you could send these events and subscribers in through the API

Or is the problem that “continue” doesn’t actually submit the form, but only advances to the next page?

  • If this is the case, you’ll have to get fancy with javascript or Google Tag Manager and access the API from there.
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  • October 10, 2024

Sorry, the button is mentioned on the SS 01. is “Continue” So we need to track “Continue” Button 


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  • October 10, 2024

Is the form itself from webflow or is it an embedded form from somewhere else?

Does webflow have a native integration with Klaviyo that would allow this?

Does webflow give you the ability to edit their code or write custom functions to hook into their existing functions?

  • If yes to either of these, then you could send these events and subscribers in through the API

Or is the problem that “continue” doesn’t actually submit the form, but only advances to the next page?

  • If this is the case, you’ll have to get fancy with javascript or Google Tag Manager and access the API from there.

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