Documentation
Clear answers. No technical detours.
Install Lead Ledger, connect your forms, verify your first tracked lead, and understand every dashboard number.
01 / Quick start
Install and see your first lead
In WordPress admin, open Plugins → Add New and search for “Local Lift Lead Ledger.” Install, activate, and follow the three-step wizard for business type, forms, and alerts.
Send a test form submission when setup completes. It should appear in Lead Ledger → Leads and trigger an instant email alert.
02 / Forms
Connect your existing contact forms
Free tracks up to three forms shared across Contact Form 7, WPForms, and Fluent Forms. You can also place one native form with the shortcode below. Pro removes form limits and adds Gravity Forms plus a Gutenberg block.
[lead_ledger_form]
[lead_ledger_form type="estimate"]
03 / Calls
Track click-to-call actions
Lead Ledger listens for clicks on standard tel: links on your frontend. It records the page and timestamp, but it does not provision dynamic numbers or record conversations.
<a href="tel:+15551234567">Call now</a>
04 / Dashboard
Read your lead signals
Free shows leads this week and month, phone clicks, a 30-day forms-vs-calls chart, top five pages and sources, and ten recent leads. Pro adds custom dates, estimated value, classified sources, campaign tables, and top 20 pages.
05 / Privacy
Control what is collected
Lead data stays in your WordPress database. Page-view counts are disabled by default and require administrator opt-in. Free retains leads for 90 days and supports per-lead JSON export and deletion.
06 / Requirements
System requirements
- WordPress 6.0 or newer (tested up to 6.8)
- PHP 7.4 or newer
- GPLv2 or later
Know every lead your website generates.
Track form submissions and phone clicks in one owner-friendly dashboard. Free on WordPress.org.