Native form guide

How to track native Lead Ledger form submissions without Google Analytics

No third-party form plugin? Use the built-in [lead_ledger_form] shortcode — unlimited on free — and log every submission in Lead Ledger alongside phone clicks.

Download free on WordPress.org See setup steps

When to use the native form

The native Lead Ledger form is ideal when you want a simple contact or quote form without installing Contact Form 7, WPForms, or a page-builder module.

  • Unlimited [lead_ledger_form] shortcodes on free
  • Works on any page, post, or widget area
  • Pro: partial submission capture before Submit

Track native forms with Lead Ledger

Every native form submission is logged automatically — searchable lead list, dashboard chart, and email alerts included on free.

Step by step

Add a native form in minutes

  1. 1

    Install Lead Ledger

    Download from WordPress.org and complete the setup wizard.

  2. 2

    Add the shortcode

    Paste [lead_ledger_form] on a contact or quote page — or use the Pro Gutenberg block.

  3. 3

    Submit a test lead

    Fill out the form on your site. It should appear under Lead Ledger → Leads immediately.

FAQ

Native form questions

Unlimited [lead_ledger_form] shortcodes on the free plan.

No. Submissions log directly in Lead Ledger on your WordPress site.

Pro can save email or phone when a visitor leaves the native form before clicking Submit. Requires the privacy consent checkbox on the form.

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Start tracking native WordPress forms today.

Install Lead Ledger free from WordPress.org — paste the shortcode on any page and start logging leads.

Download free on WordPress.org Get Pro — $69.00 per year