Track Form in WordPress Views, Saves, and Submissions

See daily form views, saves, and submissions with built-in statistics.

  • Track three metrics Monitor views, saves, and submissions for your forms.
  • Daily statistics Statistics are counted on a daily basis.
  • Dashboard widget View statistics for all forms or individual forms over a date range.
  • Per-form totals See individual form statistics in the form list.
  • Conversion percentage View overall submissions versus views for each form.
  • Email reports Receive daily, weekly, or monthly statistics reports.

WS Form includes built-in statistics for forms, including views, saves, and submissions. A view is counted when a form is shown on your website, a save is counted when someone uses a Save button, and a submission is counted when someone submits the form.

Statistics are counted daily and shown in various places in WS Form. In WordPress, you can view totals for individual forms, review statistics in the dashboard widget, and see a submission conversion percentage versus views.

WS Form can also send daily, weekly, or monthly form statistics reports by email. If needed, statistics gathering can be enabled, disabled, or reset for a form in the plugin settings.

  • Views, saves, submissions

    Track when a form is shown, when someone saves progress, and when a form is submitted.

  • Daily tracking

    Statistics are counted daily, giving you a clear view of form activity over time.

  • Dashboard reporting

    Use the dashboard widget to view statistics for all forms or a single form across a selected date range.

  • Saved widget filters

    The dashboard widget remembers your last selected form and date range for future visits.

  • Per-form visibility

    Each form shows its own totals for views, saves, and submissions in the form list.

  • Submission conversion

    See the overall conversion percentage for submissions versus views on each form.

  • Unread submission counts

    Unread counts increase when new submissions arrive and decrease when submissions are viewed.

  • Flexible tracking methods

    Choose from AJAX, AJAX Low Resource, or Server Side statistics methods.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What statistics does WS Form track?

WS Form tracks views, saves, and submissions. A view occurs when a form is shown on your website, a save occurs when someone clicks a Save button to save progress, and a submission occurs when someone submits the form.

How are form statistics counted?

View, save, and submission statistics are counted on a daily basis.

Where can I see form statistics?

Statistics are shown in various places in WS Form, including the WordPress dashboard widget and the form list for individual forms.

Are statistics gathered while previewing a form?

No. Statistics are not gathered when you are previewing a form or signed in as an administrator.

Can WS Form email form statistics reports?

Yes. WS Form can send daily, weekly, or monthly form statistics reports by email.

How do I use form statistics in WS Form?

You can view statistics in the dashboard widget or in the form list for individual forms. For setup and management options, visit the statistics guide.