How to track forms in Google Analytics 4
While Nimbata handles your phone attribution with precision, you likely want a complete picture of your leads by tracking form submissions in Google Analytics 4 (GA4). Since these are two separate data streams, you will need to set up form tracking directly within GA4 or via Google Tag Manager (GTM).
1. Option 1: GA4 Enhanced Measurement (automatic)
This is the quickest method for standard HTML forms. GA4 can often detect when a form is submitted without any extra coding.
Step 1. Open your GA4 Data Stream settings
- In GA4, go to Admin > Data Streams.
- Select your Web stream.
Step 2. Enable form interactions
- Under Enhanced measurement, click the Settings (gear icon).
- Ensure Form interactions is toggled ON.
- Click Save.
form_submit events aren't appearing in GA4, proceed to Option 2.2. Option 2: Google Tag Manager (recommended)
For most lead-generation sites, GTM provides the highest data accuracy.
Step 1. Create a trigger
- For redirect forms: If your form sends users to a
/thank-youpage, create a Page View trigger filtered to that specific URL. - For on-page success messages: Create an Element Visibility trigger that fires when the confirmation text (e.g., "Message sent!") appears on screen.
Step 2. Create the GA4 Event Tag
- In GTM, click New Tag.
- Select Google Analytics: GA4 Event.
- Set the Event Name to
generate_lead. - Assign the trigger you created in Step 1.
- Click Publish.
3. View form events alongside Nimbata call events
Once configured, you can view both lead types in your GA4 Real-time report or under Engagement > Events.
Lead source | GA4 event name |
|---|---|
Phone Call | nimbata_call (or custom) |
Form Submission | generate_lead |
Lead source | Tracked by |
|---|---|
Phone Call | Nimbata |
Form Submission | GTM / GA4 Native |
4. Mark your form event as a Key Event (conversion)
Step 1. Go to Events in GA4
- In GA4, go to Admin > Data Display > Events.
Step 2. Mark as key event
- Locate your form event (e.g.,
generate_lead). - Toggle the switch to Mark as key event.
Your form submissions will now appear in GA4 Acquisition reports alongside your Nimbata call data.
🎉 Once set up, you'll have a complete view of both phone and form leads in GA4, right alongside your Nimbata call tracking data.
Detailed Guide: Google Analytics 4 integration: how to set it up in Nimbata
Detailed Guide: Template: how to create a Google Analytics Call Event workflow
Detailed Guide: Form tracking: how to set it up in Nimbata
Updated on: 28/04/2026
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