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Form reports
Each form in UbiQuity has a built-in report that shows how your form is performing over time. Access it by going to the Form Dashboard and clicking View Form Report under the Report section.
The Form Report showing visitor activity, submission data, and traffic sources.
Report actions
At the top of the report you have several options:
View Form — Opens the live form
View Printable — Generates a print-friendly version of the report
Send Report by Email — Sends the report to an email address
Set Start Date — Sets the start of the reporting period
Refresh — Refreshes the report data
Use the Show Results From date range selector to filter the report to a specific time period.
Details
The Details section shows the form's metadata — including the form name, date of creation, form type, and a public report link that can be shared with others without requiring them to log in to UbiQuity.
Overview
The Overview section gives a snapshot of form performance, including:
Total visitors — Everyone who visited the form URL
Unique visitors — Visitors counted once regardless of how many times they visited
Times form completed — How many times the form was successfully submitted
Referred from UbiQuity — Visitors who arrived via a UbiQuity email, survey, form, or event
Referred from social media — Visitors who arrived via a social media link
Completed via API — Submissions made programmatically via the API
Visitors from other sources — Visitors from all other sources
Links clicked on the Form — How many times links within the form were clicked
Average time spent on Form — The average time visitors spent on the form before submitting or leaving
Visitor Activity
The Visitor Activity chart tracks total visitors, unique visitors, and form completions over time. Use this to spot trends in form traffic and submission rates.
Visitor Browser Profile
The Visitor Browser Profile shows a breakdown of which browsers visitors used to access the form. This can be useful when testing form layouts across different browsers.
