Webflow's Custom Code feature makes it easy to wire up Seeka. You'll paste a single script tag into your project's head code, publish, and you're done - Seeka starts tracking immediately.
From there, page views are collected automatically. You can optionally configure custom events (form submissions, link clicks, scroll depth, whatever matters to you) using Seeka's visual setup tool.
Step 1: Copy your script from Seeka
In Seeka, open Apps
Find Webflow and click Connect
Click Copy script tag - your personalised tracking script is now on your clipboard
Step 2: Add it to your Webflow project
Log in to your Webflow account at webflow.com
Open your project and click the gear icon to access Project Settings
Click the Custom Code tab
Paste the copied script into the Head Code section
Click Save Changes
Publish your site for the changes to go live
The Head Code section injects code into the <head> tag on every page of your site. You must publish your site after saving for the script to take effect.
Step 3: Set up events (optional)
Page views are already being tracked - that happens automatically the moment the script loads.
To go further and capture specific interactions, open the Express Setup Tool:
Paste your published site URL into the field on the Seeka setup screen
Click Launch Express Setup Tool
Click through your site and define the events you want to track
Events are live the instant you save them
Keep in mind: Event configuration requires a Seeka login, so this part can't be delegated to a developer who doesn't have access.
Step 4: Test your setup
Before you move on, it's worth confirming everything's connected. The diagnostic streamer lets you do exactly that:
Enter a page URL from your site and click Launch diagnostic
Interact with your site - click buttons, submit forms, navigate between pages
Watch each event appear in the streamer with full details on what was captured and where it went
The diagnostic streamer is also available anytime under Settings → Events → Diagnostics if you want to check back later.
Troubleshooting
Script not firing? Make sure you pasted it in the Head Code section (not Footer Code) and that you've published the site after saving.
Changes not showing? Webflow requires you to publish before custom code goes live. Hit Publish after saving your changes.
Stuck on something? Start a chat with us here in the Help Centre - we're just a message away.