View Your Microsite Registration Form Submissions

When viewing forms, you can see the details of all the attempted form submissions for a Microsite registration. We recommend consulting your form submissions if you need to troubleshoot why a submission failed.

1. From the left navigation menu, select [Engage] → Data Sources → Forms.
2. Hover over the Microsite Registration form and select View Submissions.

   • Use the filters to refine your search. Refer to the Filter description reference below for more information.

Filter description reference

Filter	Description
Forms	Leave this filter on Microsite Registration to avoid seeing irrelevant forms.
Status	Select the status of the form submission you want to view. This filter defaults to Any Status.
Period	Select the period in which the form was submitted. This filter defaults to 30 days.

1. Hover over the registration form, then select View Details.
2. View the form’s submission details.

   

Submission Summary

• Status: View whether the form submission was successful or not.
• Submitted On: The date on which the form was submitted.
• Submitted By: The participant who submitted the form.
• Submission ID: The unique identifier of the participant.

Form Response

• email: The participant’s email address.
• redirectPath: The microsite page to which the user will be redirected after the registration form has been submitted. This is usually the /verifyEmail page, which is part of the microsite's user verification flow.
• firstName: The participant’s first name.
• lastName: The participant’s last name.

Actions

An Action is anything that happens within the Advocate system when the registration form is submitted. E.g., a user being added to a segment, someone receiving an email upon the form succeeding or failing, the submission of the form succeeding, or the submission form failing, and why it failed.

Note: If you have set up a submission action to send the registration information to Salesforce, then the Actions history shows details about how Salesforce handled the data.