Unbounce and Vero

What is Unbounce?

From start to finish we’re big fans of Unbounce at Vero. Designed to make it easy for marketers to quickly and easily create and deploy landing pages it is the perfect platform to capture leads. By integrating Vero with Unbounce, you can capture the email addresses and actions of leads that sign up via your Unbounce landing pages.

There are two ways to install Vero with Unbounce:

  1. Using Webhooks (fastest and cleanest method)
  2. Via the Javascript API ( more complex, use only if you need to track leads across Unbounce landing pages and other sub-domains on your website..)

Webhooks - Unbounce integration the fast way

Thanks to the Vero form builder and Unbounce’s great UI, integration is straight forward.

The Unbounce landing page platform has been designed with one thing in mind: conversions.

Below, you will find required steps to integrate your Unbounce landing page with Vero.

Step 1: Create a form in your Vero account

The first step is to create a new form within Vero. We’ll then use the details of this form to let Unbounce know where to send your leads! Visit the Vero form builder and create a new form:

Subscribe form properties

You need to name the action for Vero to record when a customer fills out the Unbounce lead form. As Vero is event-driven this is an important step! Typical examples include Downloads eBook/Whitepaper/Checklist, Completes lead generation form XYZ, Expresses interest in demo, etc.

Subcribe form event trigger

Once done, click Generate Code.

Step 2: Add the Unbounce webhook

In a new window, login to your Unbounce account and, after logging in, click on the landing page you are planning to integrate with Vero. On the landing page dashboard, scroll down and on the right side you will see a section called Leads & Form Integrations. Click WebHook: POST to URL.

Unbounce webhook

After clicking, a pop-up will be displayed to you asking for URl to Post.

In this field you want to paste the URL that you generated when using the Vero form builder:

Unbounce Vero Form Url

Important: The URL provided to Unbounce must be a combination of the form URL with “/unbounce”. For example, if the Vero form URL is:

then the URL you provide to Unbounce is:

Simply paste this URL into the pop-up on Unbounce:

Unbounce Pop-Up

Once it’s entered, Unbounce will verify the URL and display you a success message:

Unbounce Success notification

Click Configure Field Mapping to configure the parameters recorded in Vero.

Step 3: Configure your field mappings (Important)

In this step you can map the customer attributes from your Unbounce form (such as First Name, Last Name, etc.) against your customer profiles in Vero.

Unbounce Field Mapping

You must map the Email Address Unbounce Form Field to a customer WebHook Field called email, like so:

Unbounce Mapping Step 1

Unbounce Mapping Step 2

Other Unbounce Form Fields can be mapped as required. When mapping to Vero’s WebHook form fields you need to use the Add new field option and name the variable using the syntax user_variable_name. I.e. put user_ out front. You should also add _ in the places of spaces in variable names. Vero strips these out anyway!

For example, you would map Unbounce Form Field First Name to Webhook Field Name user_First_Name and so on. This allows you to store the data you collect from customers against their profiles in Vero:

Profile After Import

Once you are happy, click Save settings and you are off and away.

That’s it! Your Unbounce leads will now be sent to Vero in real-time :).

Javascript API Integration - The complex way

Why use Javascript and Unbounce?

This method of installation uses our Javascript API to track Unbounce leads. This is for advanced setups and you should have some basic Javascript knowledge before attempting this approach. If you haven’t seen the Webhooks instructions above, take a look! (it’s easier). If you want to track customers across your Unbounce pages and other sub-domains on your website then you should use the Javascript approach outlined below.

Vero’s Javascript library drops a cookie to track your customers. If you have received their permission to market to them on an Unbounce landing page, using our Javascript integration will drop a cookie that allows you to track them across other sub-domains. This is useful in many situations, such as:

  • eCommerce stores using Unbounce to capture leads for particular products. Tracking customer checkout on the primary domain requires Javascript integration.
  • B2B SaaS businesses using Unbounce pages as inbound lead capture forms, wanting to trigger campaigns across Unbounce pages, the blog and inside the software.
  • Customers using a mixture of Unbounce and other survey or capture software.

Step 1: Install the Javascript library

Copy the first snippet from this page (the Vero library):

  <script type='text/javascript'>
    var _veroq = _veroq || [];
    _veroq.push(['init', { api_key: 'YOUR_API_KEY'} ]);

    (function() {var ve = document.createElement('script'); ve.type = 'text/javascript'; ve.async = true; ve.src = '//'; var s = document.getElementsByTagName('script')[0]; s.parentNode.insertBefore(ve, s);})();

Go back to the Unbounce editor and select Javascripts at the bottom of the screen.

Paste the code you copied into the editor and name the snippet Vero Library. Choose head in the placement drop down:

Unbounce Script

Step 2: Track conversions on the Unbounce form

In this step we’ll install the code to actually track when a customer converts on your Unbounce landing page. In the Unbounce editor, select the Form Confirmation Dialog editor.

Unbounce Confirmation Dialog

Then, add a new Javascript and call it “Vero Conversion”.

Firstly, copy and re-paste the initial Javascript from step 1 above (the main Vero library).

Then, copy and paste the following code after it:

<script type="text/javascript">
  var _veroq = _veroq || [];
  var getUrlParams = function () {
    var params = {},
    var hashes = decodeURI(window.location.href).replace(/\+/g," ").slice(window.location.href.indexOf('?') + 1).split('&');
      params[hash[0]] = unescape(hash[1]);
    return params;
  var urlParam = getUrlParams();
  var email = urlParam['email'];
  var first_name = urlParam['first_name'];
  if (email != undefined) {
    _veroq.push(['user', {
      email: email,
      first_name: first_name
  _veroq.push(['track', 'Filled out unbounce capture form']);

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