Open Forms to see your domains, forms, and submissions. Forms is rolling out to workspaces
gradually, so you may not see it yet, and it’s available to admins only.
Domains
The Domains tab (labeled Signals in workspaces on the newer left-sidebar navigation) lists every website you’ve connected Pixel to, so you can add new sites, check their connection status, and manage the pages Pixel tracks on each one.Add a domain
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Select Add Domain
Select Add Domain and enter your website address (for example,
https://www.acme.com).
This registers the domain so Pixel knows to track it.2
Copy the install snippet
Default shows the install snippet with your workspace’s Pixel public key already filled in.
Paste it into the
<head> of every page you want to track, either through your site’s own
template or through a tag manager as a custom HTML tag that fires on all pages.3
Select Done
Once the snippet is on your site, select Done to close the dialog. The domain’s status
updates once Default detects it.
acme.com and try.acme.com), add each one here so
Pixel tracks it, then paste that same snippet on each.
Select Copy Pixel script at any time to get the snippet again without starting the add flow over.
Domain table
Each row shows a domain’s Paths (tracked paths out of all discovered paths, for example12 / 12,
or a dash if none have been discovered yet), the number of Forms detected on it, and its Status:
Use the search box to find a domain by name. Sort by selecting a column header, or open the sort
icon in the toolbar and choose Domain name or Status, then Ascending or Descending
(Clear sort resets it). Select the filter icon to add a Status condition (Is any of,
then pick values); active conditions show as chips below the toolbar, with Clear all to remove
them.
View a domain’s paths
Select a domain row (domains showing Error can’t be opened this way) to see the Paths Pixel has discovered on it: each path’s slug, the forms found there, and a Reveal toggle. Turn off Reveal to stop tracking forms on that specific path without removing the whole domain. Select View to open the live page in a new tab. Select Only with forms to narrow the list to paths where Pixel has actually found a form. Select more than one row’s checkbox to Enable reveal or Disable reveal on all of them at once, or Clear the selection.Remove a domain
Open the menu icon at the end of a domain’s row and select Edit pages to jump to the same path view, or Remove domain to stop tracking the domain entirely. Removing a domain is a destructive action: Default stops capturing forms and submissions there right away.Forms
The Forms tab lists every form Pixel has found across your connected domains, whether it’s already approved and live or still waiting on your review, together in one table. The table shows each form’s name under Form, when its Last submission came in, its Status, its Domain, and when it was Created:
A form can also show a Changes badge alongside its status when Pixel has detected field changes on
it that still need review.
Open an approved form’s row menu to Set active or Set inactive without opening its detail page,
or Delete form (this can’t be undone); the same two actions are also on the form’s own detail page.
To act on several forms at once, select their checkboxes. A bar appears with Set active,
Set inactive, and Delete. Deleting asks you to confirm and cannot be undone: submission
capture stops for those forms immediately.
Use the search box to find a form by name or domain. Sort by selecting a column header, or open the
sort icon in the toolbar and choose Form name, Last submission, Status, Domain, or
Created, then Ascending or Descending (Clear sort resets it). Select the filter icon
to add a Status or Domain condition (Is any of, then pick values); active conditions show
as chips below the toolbar, with Clear all to remove them.
Form field mappings
Select Field mappings to open the Form field mappings dialog: every detected form field name mapped to a Person or Company property, applied across every form that has a field with that name. Pick a property from the dropdown next to a field, or clear a row to remove its mapping, then select Save mappings.Create a form
Select Create Form to start a blank form named “Untitled form” with one starter field. Default creates it and takes you straight to its detail page with the editor already open to Fields, so you can start adding real fields right away.Review a new form
Selecting a form that Needs review (or opening its row menu and selecting Review form) opens the Map new form fields dialog. Search, or filter by Form, Domain, or Path, to narrow a long list, pick a Person or Company property for each detected field, then select Save changes to approve the form and store its mappings. Approving a form tells Default this is the correct shape going forward, so a later change to a field on your site doesn’t quietly change what your workflows receive.Form detail
Selecting an already-approved form opens its detail page: the form’s name, its status, and how many submissions it’s gotten in the last 30 days. If Pixel has detected changes to this form’s fields on your site, a banner tells you how many field changes are waiting, with a Review changes button.Review detected changes
Select Review changes to see exactly what changed: Renamed fields (its old name struck through, then its new one), Modified fields (each changed property, before and after), and Removed fields. Any brand new fields appear in their own section so you can map them to your Person or Company properties, the same as reviewing a new form. Select Approve changes to update the form to match, or Dismiss to leave it as is; either way your live form on your site is unaffected, only what Default has stored for it changes. Below that (or in its place, if there’s nothing to review), four stat cards summarize the form’s performance: Submissions (30d) (with the percent change versus the previous 30 days), Known visitors (the share of submissions from visitors Default already recognized), Conversion rate (the share of visitors who started the form and went on to submit it), and Avg time to complete (with the median shown alongside it). A Recent Submissions table lists each submission’s Person, Company, and when it was Submitted. Select Load more to page through older ones.Edit Form
Select Edit Form on a form’s detail page to open its editor, a panel with four tabs, Fields, Settings, Install, and Test, that slides in beside the page.Fields
Shows a reminder that Forms needs Pixel installed on the form’s domain to collect submissions and pre-fill known visitors, with a Manage Domain button that jumps straight to that domain on the Domains tab. Below it, every field on the form, in order. Select Add Field to add one, then select it to expand its settings: Field type (String, Email, Number, Boolean, Picklist, or Textarea), Field name (must be unique on the form), Field Label, Placeholder text, and Maps to (the Person or Company property it writes to; mappings here are global, the same as Field mappings, so changing one updates every form with that field name). Picklist fields also show a Picklist options editor to add, edit, and remove options (select Add option for another, and keep at least one). Every field has a Required Field toggle. Drag a field by its handle to reorder it, or open its menu and select Delete field to remove it.Settings
Set the form’s Form name, see its Domain, and turn Accept submissions, Allow pre-enrichment, and Require work email for workflows on or off.Install
Shows three sections: Install Pixel, the same install snippet as Copy Pixel script on the Domains tab (add it to the<head> of every page you want to track), Embed this form, a
ready-to-use HTML snippet for this specific form that you can paste directly into your site, and
Use the SDK, a code sample for submitting this form’s responses yourself instead of using the
generated HTML, including how to react to scheduler activity like a booked meeting.