The following is a list of the integrations supported by our system, highlighting key features and benefits. Click on any of the below integrations to explore detailed guides and connect the right tools to your system(s).
Create a dynamic form within a few minutes and embed it on your own and/ or business website. Dynamic forms can be customized to serve various purposes. Here are a few ways in which Dynamic forms can be customized:
Once you've connected your website to Google Analytics through Google Tag Manager, you can commence monitoring events on your website. The data layer, in this context, serves as a dynamic repository(Storage) where serviceform tools automatically send events to Google Tag manager. This article mainly focuses on:
By default, serviceform tools automatically send events to the data layer, enhancing the tracking capabilities for a more comprehensive analysis of user interactions.
• Interaction - "serviceform_chat_interaction"
This event will be pushed to the data layer when the chat is initiated by the user.
• Lead - "serviceform_chat_lead"
This event will be pushed to the data layer when a lead is sent, i.e. when the chat is complete.
• Live chat - "serviceform_chat_livechat"
This event will be pushed to the data layer when the user initiates a live chat or starts a conversation with a live agent.
• Redirect - "serviceform_chat_redirect"
This event will be pushed to the data layer when the user is re-directed to another website.
You can now rename all of our datalayer, google and pixel event names by using dynamic variables. You can do this by adding any of the following variables on your site or through the Serviceform pixel or google tag manager.
Define your custom event names here:
• window.sfDynamicLivechatEventName = 'custom_livechat_event';
• window.sfDynamicInteractionEventName = 'custom_interaction_event';
• window.sfDynamicRedirectEventName = 'custom_redirect_event';
• window.sfDynamicLeadEventName = 'custom_lead_event';
Here is how a Data layer event would look like:
window.dataLayer = window.dataLayer | | [ ];
window.dataLayer.push ({'event': 'serviceform_chat_interaction'});
In order to start receiving these events in Google Tag Manager, you must have to create a Tag and a Trigger. You will need to create separate Triggers and Tag for each and every event. Let's dive into it:
• Trigger
1. Create a New trigger in the Triggers menu section. Enter a name for the Trigger.
2. Select Custom Events under Trigger Type.
3. Type "serviceform_chat_interaction" as the Event name(Refer to this list) and click on Save. All default Serviceform events would initiate this trigger. Enter a name and Click on save.
• Tag
1. Create a New tag in the Tags menu section. Enter a name for the Tag.
2. Select Google Analytics: GA4 Event in Google Analytics under Tag Configuration.
3. Enter your Google Measurement ID(Tracking ID), you can find this in Google Analytics Data Stream settings under the Admin section. Enter a name for this event.
4. Select "Chat Start" custom event(Events that you have created) under Triggering section and click on save.
5. Click on Submit and review the data in Google Analytics.
Note:
• You can send custom events to the Data layer using a custom javascript event in the tool builder interface. Accordingly, you will need add Triggers and Tags to listen to those events and send the data to Google Analytics.
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