What's changed

LeadBoxer now temporarily monitors supported form fields as visitors interact with your website forms. If a form is never submitted, any data the visitor entered is automatically added to their visitor profile after a short inactivity period. No submission required.

This works alongside our existing automatic form tracking, which already captures data on completed form submissions. Partial Form Tracking extends that coverage to the visitors you were previously missing entirely.

Why it matters

Form abandonment is common. Visitors often start filling out a demo request, contact form, or gated content form — and then leave. Until now, those interactions left no trace in your lead data. You had no way to know who they were or how far they got.

• Recover lead insights from abandoned forms — turn incomplete interactions into actionable data

• Identify high-intent visitors earlier — someone who started a demo request form is worth knowing about, even if they didn't finish

• Improve lead qualification — more data points on each visitor means better scoring and prioritization

• Understand form abandonment behavior — see where visitors drop off and use that to improve your forms

• Build profiles before conversion — enrich visitor records continuously, not just at the point of submission

How to enable it

Partial Form Tracking can be enabled directly from your LeadBoxer dataset settings. Once active, it will begin capturing partial form data automatically for supported form fields — no additional code changes required on most standard web forms.

For full setup details, refer to the Partial Form Tracking documentation in our help center.

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