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First Found: Lead Source Info for Contact Form 7
Adds where each lead came from to your Contact Form 7 emails, and a Lead source column to Flamingo.
First Found ranks #68,010 among WordPress.org plugins with 0+ active installations, and was last updated Oct 27, 2026. Data from WordPress.org, refreshed twice daily — see methodology.
Compatible with WP 7.1.4
v1.0.0
Current Version v1.0.0
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Last Update on 27 Oct, 2026
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- 1.0.0
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Frequently Asked Questions
Common questions about First Found: Lead Source Info for Contact Form 7
No. The lead source info is added to the end of each form's main email once the plugin is active.
No. Only the main email, the Mail section of a form, gets it. Mail (2) is never changed. If you type one of the mail tags into Mail (2) yourself, it will print there.
Type a mail tag in the form's Mail tab, in the message body or the subject: [_lead_source_info] the whole block [_lead_source] the source of the visit they sent the form on [_lead_first_found] the source of their first visit [_lead_first_visit] date and time of the first visit [_lead_first_landing] the page they landed on at the first visit [_lead_first_referrer] the website that sent them at the first visit [_lead_first_utm] campaign tags and ad click ids of the first visit [_lead_last_visit], [_lead_last_landing], [_lead_last_referrer], [_lead_last_utm] the same for the latest arrival from outside the site An email that uses one of these tags in its body does not get the block added at the end as well. A subject such as New lead via [_lead_source] works too.
Add this line in the form's Additional Settings tab: lead_source_info: off To do the opposite, untick the box on the settings page and add lead_source_info: on to the forms that should have it.
Yes. The visit is recorded by a small script in the visitor's browser, so it works on a cached page. The script is marked so that LiteSpeed Cache and Cloudflare Rocket Loader do not delay it.
Yes, two first-party cookies: lsicf7_first for the first visit and lsicf7_last for the latest arrival from outside the site. Each holds the website the visitor came from, the page they landed on, the campaign tags and ad click ids from the link, and the time. They last 90 days unless you change it.
If your banner supports the WP Consent API, nothing is stored until the visitor allows the marketing category. A visitor who declines can still send the form. Their message shows the source as Unknown.
The visitor's browser had nothing stored: cookies or JavaScript were blocked, or consent was not given. The plugin does not guess.
Messages received before the plugin was active have no source stored. The cell stays empty.
Functions: lsicf7_get_data() every value for the current visitor, as an array lsicf7_get_touch( 'first' ) and lsicf7_get_touch( 'last' ) the stored visits lsicf7_get_channel( $touch ) the source name of one visit Filters: lsicf7_channel the source name of a visit, with the visit as the second argument lsicf7_block_lines the lines of the email block lsicf7_append_to_mail whether the block is added to an email, with the form and the mail objects lsicf7_data the values behind the block, the mail tags and Flamingo lsicf7_tracked_params the link parameters that are kept lsicf7_flamingo_column_value what the Flamingo column shows for a message lsicf7_capture_enabled return false to stop recording visits lsicf7_consent_category the WP Consent API category to wait for, marketing by default Add the landing page to the email: add_filter( 'lsicf7_block_lines', function ( $lines, $data ) { $lines[] = 'Landing page: ' . $data['lead_first_landing']; return $lines; }, 10, 2 ); Name your own source: add_filter( 'lsicf7_channel', function ( $channel, $touch ) { if ( isset( $touch['params']['utm_source'] ) && 'spring-mailer' === $touch['params']['utm_source'] ) { return 'Spring postcard'; } return $channel; }, 10, 2 );