Unbounce

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Overview

This guide will walk you through the process of integrating Surface forms with your Unbounce landing pages. You’ll learn how to add the Surface tag and configure a form to appear in a popup when users interact with specific buttons.

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Prerequisites

• An active Unbounce account
• A published Surface Form & Unbounce landing page

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Integration Steps

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1. Access Your Unbounce Page

1. Log in to your Unbounce account
2. Navigate to your landing pages
3. Select the page you want to edit
4. Click “Edit Page” to enter the editor

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2. Add Surface Tag & Form Script

1. In the bottom toolbar, click the “JavaScript” button
2. Click “Add New JavaScript”
3. Add the following script:

<!-- Start Surface Tag -->
<script src="https://cdn.jsdelivr.net/gh/trysurface/scripts@latest/surface_tag.js"></script>
<!-- End Surface Tag -->


<!-- Start Surface Form Embed -->
<script>
    let surfaceInitialized = false;

    function initializeSurfaceForm() {
        if (surfaceInitialized || typeof SurfaceEmbed === "undefined") return;
        surfaceInitialized = true;

        const surface_src = "SURFACE_FORM_URL"; // Replace with your Surface form URL
        const surface_embed_type = "popup";
        const surface_target_element_class = "surface-form-button";

        const cSurfaceForm = new SurfaceEmbed(surface_src, surface_embed_type, surface_target_element_class);
        cSurfaceForm.popupSize = "medium";
      
      	cSurfaceForm.embedSurfaceForm();
    }

    // Run initializeSurfaceForm only when user interacts
    document.addEventListener("click", initializeSurfaceForm, { once: true });
    document.addEventListener("scroll", initializeSurfaceForm, { once: true });
</script>
<!-- End Surface Form Embed -->

4. Make sure to replace the SURFACE_FORM_URL with your Surface form URL
5. Set the script placement to “Before the body Tag”
6. Click “Done” to save the changes

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3. Configure Form Trigger Button

1. Select any button on your page where you want the Surface form to appear
2. In the sidebar, scroll to the bottom
3. Under “Element Metadata”, set the class to surface-form-button

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Trigger via Email Input Submission

You can also trigger the Surface form when users submit an Unbounce form. Here’s how to set it up:

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1. Update the Surface Form Script

Add the data-question-id attribute to your Surface form script

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2. Configure Unbounce Form

1. In your Unbounce page editor, add a form element
2. Select the form’s submit button
3. In the sidebar, under “Element Metadata”, add the class surface-form-button

Now, when users submit the Unbounce form, the Surface form will appear in a popup.

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Send Unbounce Form Data to Surface Leads using Webhooks

You can automatically send form submissions from Unbounce to Surface Leads using webhooks. Here’s how to set it up:

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1. Access Unbounce Webhook Settings

1. Log in to your Unbounce account
2. Select your project page
3. Navigate to the “Integration” tab
4. Click on “Add webhook” in the webhooks section

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2. Get Surface Webhook URL

1. Log in to your Surface account
2. Navigate to Leads Hub from the sidebar
3. Click on the “Configure” tab
4. Locate the “Lead Submission Endpoint” section
5. Copy the webhook URL from the cURL command provided

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3. Configure Webhook in Unbounce

1. Return to the Unbounce webhook configuration page
2. Paste the Surface webhook URL you copied
3. Set the Request Type to “JSON”
4. Under “Map Fields”, match your Unbounce form fields to Surface lead fields:
   • Map email field to email
   • Map first name to firstName
   • Map last name to lastName
   • Map company name to company
   • Map other relevant fields according to your form structure

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Available Surface Lead Fields

You can map Unbounce form fields to any of these Surface lead properties:

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Testing the Integration

After setting up the webhook:

1. Submit a test form on your Unbounce page
2. Check the Surface Leads Hub to verify the lead data is being received
3. Review the webhook logs in Unbounce to troubleshoot any issues

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Customization

You can customize the integration by:

• Changing the popupSize value to “small”, “medium”, or “large”
• Modifying the surface_target_element_class to match your preferred class name
• Updating the surface_src URL to point to your specific Surface form

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Troubleshooting

If the form doesn’t appear:

1. Verify that both scripts are properly added and placed before the body tag
2. Check that the button has the correct class name (surface-form-button)
3. Ensure your Surface form URL and question ID are correct
4. Check the browser console for any error messages