Hidden Fields

Use this widget to

• Automatically capture the app version for in-app-embedded forms for accurate troubleshooting, eliminating user input errors.
• Capture the webpage URL where a form is submitted to provide context for inquiries. This helps you understand user engagement without relying on analytics.
• Display different questions or sections in a form based on Hidden Fields values, such as showing specific content to new vs. returning customers based on their purchase history.
• Store essential data like customer IDs or campaign codes without asking for user input. This helps you seamlessly integrate forms with CRM systems and automate workflows.
• Add security tokens or hash to ensure form submissions are authentic. This helps you maintain data integrity and security.

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Hidden Fields example

The below example of the 'Hidden Fields' field type asks the user to register for a webinar and captures the marketing campaign that led the user to the form (by capturing the URL's UTM parameter values as Hidden Fields).

To do this, we have first created a Hidden Field with a custom pre-fill key of utm_source (not visible in the example form).

Then, when the URL has utm_source=twitter in it, for example, it will populate the hidden field with the custom pre-fill key of utm_source. That value can then be used elsewhere in the form, in Custom Emails or Custom PDFs, Dynamic Success Pages, or sent to another service through integration.