Hi ​@DanielFddddez Oh this is an interesting use case. Where are your users coming from? For example, are they finding you randomly through the web? Or are they current clients of yours? This might give me some insight on how to best help!

​@Liz I would say it’s kind of random, we do multiple marketing efforts. Online and offline, with people that act as “Sales Representatives”, mailing, on-site events, social media, publicity on screens. It’s not 100% random but neither is controlled. Actually I’m using url parameters to track from where my users are coming from.

Ok, got it, that makes sense, ​@DanielFddddez ! ​@picsoung or ​@john.desborough , do you think there is a way, at least for the ones that are directly sent over by a person, to somehow generate a unique ID before they land on the typeform? 

​@Liz ​@DanielFddddez  - rather than use a partial submit, you could use multiple/sequential typeforms via the redirection on submit - that would/should allow you to capture the response id of the first form (ie capture the email for example) and the email would allow you to relate the first and payment forms together. 

at least that is what the coffee grinds in my cup tell me. 

des

Oh that’s a good idea, ​@john.desborough ! Let us know if you try this, ​@DanielFddddez .