Add Formleak to Google Tag Manager

Add a Custom HTML tag that fires on all pages.

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   Step 1: Create a Custom HTML tag

   In Tag Manager, go to Tags › New › Tag Configuration and choose Custom HTML.

   Screenshot coming soon

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   Step 2: Paste the Tag Manager version

   Paste the code below. It's the same Formleak line, written so Tag Manager keeps your site key. Leave Support document.write unticked.

   Paste this version (made for Tag Manager) into a Custom HTML tag.

   <script>
     (function () {
       var s = document.createElement('script');
       s.src = 'https://formleak.com/t.js';
       s.setAttribute('data-site', 'YOUR_SITE_KEY');
       s.defer = true;
       document.head.appendChild(s);
     })();
   </script>

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   Step 3: Fire it on all pages

   Under Triggering, choose All Pages (or Initialization - All Pages to load it a little earlier). Name the tag “Formleak” and save.

   Screenshot coming soon

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   Step 4: Test, then publish

   Click Preview to check the tag fires, then Submit › Publish so it goes live.

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   Step 5: Check it's working

   Open a page on your live site that has a form and click into a field. Then open your website in Formleak: the setup check turns green as soon as data arrives.

   Open the setup check

Based on Google Tag Manager's own help pages: Tag Manager: custom tags, Tag Manager: page view triggers. Menus change from time to time; if something looks different, their help pages have the latest.