Content:

• Overview and Key Notes
• Configure Your Pardot Form
  • • Add a Hidden Field to Capture the Log ID
    • Add the BookIt Script to Your Form
• Add the BookIt Script to Your Form Page
• Add the BookIt Script to Your Thank You Page
• Configure Your Trigger Node
  • • Set Your Trigger Node Name
    • Add Your Field Mappings
    • Configure the Rest of Your Routing Graph

Overview and Key Notes

This guide walks you through implementing BookIt for Forms with forms built using Pardot’s native form builder (not form handlers). When properly set up, BookIt will display a scheduling calendar as a pop-up on a thank you page, triggered after a user submits a Pardot form and is redirected to that page.

What this guide covers:

• • Forms created with Pardot’s form builder and embedded on a non-Pardot-hosted page via Pardot’s HTML embed code.

What’s not supported in this guide:

• • Forms using Pardot form handlers without the Pardot form builder.

  • Forms embedded on Pardot-hosted landing pages using Pardot's native integration.

  • Forms with enrichment tools (like Clearbit or ZoomInfo) enabled.

Configure Your Pardot Form

Add A Hidden Field to Capture the Log ID

First, make sure your Pardot form includes a hidden field to store the BookIt Log ID. If you haven't already done this, follow our guide on Adding a Hidden Field in Pardot. This value will later be used to update the associated Lead or Contact in Salesforce.

Add the BookIt Script to Your Form

Add the following BookIt script section of your "Above Form" box on the "Look and Feel" page of your Pardot form builder. You will need to update the placeholder values (highlighted in yellow) in the LDBookItV2.initialize() function. 

Replace the placeholders with your values:

• <Org ID> — Your 18-digit Salesforce Org ID. This should match the org where your live BookIt router graph resides (or the sandbox you’re testing in).

• <Trigger Node Name> — The name of the trigger node in your BookIt router graph. Use something descriptive like "Demo Request". You’ll configure this in a later step.

• <Hidden Field Name> — The Custom Field ID of the hidden field you created earlier to store the BookIt log ID.

<script>
  var _ld_scriptEl = document.createElement('script');
  _ld_scriptEl.src = 'https://cdn.leandata.com/js-snippet/ld-book-v2.js';;
  _ld_scriptEl.addEventListener('load', function () {
    LDBookItV2.initialize('<Org ID>', '<Trigger Node Name>', 'Hidden Field Name>');
    LDBookItV2.setFormProvider('pardot');
  });
  document.body.appendChild(_ld_scriptEl);
</script>

Add the BookIt Script to Your Form Page

Add the following code snippet to the non-Pardot parent page that contains the iframe-embedded Pardot form.

Be sure to replace the highlighted placeholder values in the LDBookItV2.initialize() function:

• <Org ID> — Your 18-digit Salesforce Org ID. This should match the org where your live BookIt router graph resides (or the sandbox you’re testing in).

• <Trigger Node Name> — The name of the trigger node in your BookIt router graph. Use something descriptive like "Demo Request". You’ll configure this in a later step.

<script>
  var _ld_scriptEl = document.createElement('script');
  _ld_scriptEl.src = 'https://cdn.leandata.com/js-snippet/ld-book-v2.js';;
  _ld_scriptEl.addEventListener('load', function () {
    LDBookItV2.initialize('<Org ID>', '<Trigger Node Name>', true);
  });
  document.body.appendChild(_ld_scriptEl);
</script>

Add the BookIt Script to Your Thank You Page

First, make sure your form is configured to redirect to a thank you page on the same domain as the form page. Add the following script to the page you wish to render the calendar on.

Be sure to replace the highlighted placeholder values in the LDBookItV2.initialize() function:

• <Org ID> — Your 18-digit Salesforce Org ID. This should match the org where your live BookIt router graph resides (or the sandbox you’re testing in).

• <Trigger Node Name> — The name of the trigger node in your BookIt router graph. Use something descriptive like "Demo Request". You’ll configure this in a later step.

<script>
  var _ld_scriptEl = document.createElement('script');
  _ld_scriptEl.src = 'https://cdn.leandata.com/js-snippet/ld-book-v2.js';;
  _ld_scriptEl.addEventListener('load', function () {
    LDBookItV2.initialize('<Org ID>', '<Trigger Node Name', true);
    LDBookItV2.submit();
  });
  document.body.appendChild(_ld_scriptEl);
</script>

Configure Your Trigger Node

Set Your Trigger Node Name

In your LeanData BookIt for Forms routing graph:

• Double-click on the Trigger Node to open the editor

• Update the Node Name to match the <Trigger Node Name> you defined earlier in your embed script.

Add Your Field Mappings

You can define field mappings directly in the Trigger Node. This allows you to pass values from your form into variables that can be used in your graph’s routing logic

When specifying Form Field API Names, you'll use the Field ID or Field for each Prospect Field you're using on your form, depending on the version of Pardot you're using.

1. In Salesforce, navigate to the Account Engagement Settings tab and expand the Object and Field Configuration section on the left navigation bar.

2. Click on Prospect Fields and find either the Field ID or Field for each form field.

3. You'll reference either the Field ID or Field when setting up field mappings in the BookIt Trigger Node.

When adding field mappings in your Trigger Node:

• If available, select from the list of default variable options.

• Otherwise, define your own variable name and specify its type (e.g., string, email, phone).

Configure the Rest of Your Routing Graph

Now that your trigger node and form field mappings are in place, you can continue building and customizing your routing logic.

Need help? Our LeanData Professional Services team is happy to assist with advanced configuration, best practices, or validation of your setup.