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Coming Soon Trakg offers an intelligent Auto Form Filling feature that enhances user experience and helps businesses recover more conversions. When enabled, this feature automatically fills form fields for returning users using the data they entered in previous forms on your website — even if those forms were not submitted.

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🔄 How It Works

  • Trakg stores the user’s previously typed form data (e.g., name, email, phone) in the browser’s localStorage.
  • When the same user visits another page with a different form, matching fields (by name attribute) are auto-filled with that saved data.
  • If a user updates any value in a new form, that change is immediately synced across all forms where the data appears.
  • Data is stored locally on the user’s browser (Chrome, Firefox, Safari, etc.) and is never sent elsewhere unless the user submits the form.

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⏳ Data Expiry

  • The stored data remains valid for up to 24 hours.
  • After 24 hours of inactivity, the data is automatically cleared.
  • If the user clears their browser storage or uses incognito/private mode, the autofill may not persist.

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🛡 Privacy & Security

Trakg is privacy-focused by design:
  • Only non-sensitive fields (like name, email, phone, company) are eligible for autofill.
  • Fields like passwords, financial info, personal IDs, or fields explicitly marked with filters are never stored or autofilled.
  • All storage and matching happens locally in the browser via localStorage.

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✅ Benefits for Businesses

  • Increase conversions by reducing the effort for returning users to fill forms again.
  • Seamless multi-step or multi-page form experiences.
  • Users can recover and complete forms they started earlier.

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🚀 Example Use Cases

  • A user fills a form on your homepage, then navigates to a pricing/contact page — the second form is already filled.
  • Multi-step lead journeys where forms are split across pages (common in insurance, SaaS, real estate, etc.).

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💡 Notes

  • This feature is optional and can be toggled from your Trakg dashboard.
  • Developers can opt out of auto-filling specific forms or fields using data-trakg-nofill attributes.
Need help implementing or disabling autofill? Contact Support or visit your Dashboard to configure settings.