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Submissions

Under "Submissions", you will find all submissions that have not yet been deleted. Submissions will be automatically deleted after 14 days and will no longer be visible in the list of submissions.

With the dropdown in the top right corner, you can filter the list of submissions by their status. To see only submissions that contain spam or weren't correctly verified, use the option "Spam submissions". Use the option "Valid submissions" to see all correctly submitted submissions.

Explanation of columns

ColumnDescription
IDConsecutive identification number of the submission
PageIndicates on which website the form was completed and submitted. The name of the page is the page title.
IP addressThe IP address of the user. If you have enabled GeoIP functionality, the AS number, as well as the country and name of the organization, are also displayed if this information exists for an IP address.
SpamIndicates whether the submission was considered spam or not.
Spam RatingShows the points a submission has received and how many points would be required to be considered spam.
Submitted atIndicates when the user submitted the submission.
ValidIndicates whether the backend of a website has correctly verified the submission.
Verified atIndicates when the backend of a website verified the submission.

View Submission

When you view a submission, you will see much more information about the submission. Technical information about the submission is displayed on the left. In the right column, you will find the information entered by the user as well as technical information about the user.

LabelDescription
Is spamIndicates whether the submission is spam.
Spam ratingShows the points a submission has received and how many points would be required to be considered spam.
Submitted atIndicates when the user submitted the submission.
Is validIndicates whether the backend of a website has correctly verified the submission.
Verified atIndicates when the website's backend verified the submission.
Page titleTitle of the website on which the form is placed.
Page URLAddress of the website where the form is placed.
Requested atDisplays the date and time when the user accessed the form, and the browser requested the submission token.
Ignored fieldsLists all fields that have not been checked by mosparo because the fields were hidden fields or checkbox fields, for example.
Form dataDisplays a list of all fields that exist in the form and may have been filled in (see Form data).
IP addressThe IP address of the user who accessed the form.
User-AgentThe browser's identifier with which the user accessed the form. The value can be manipulated by the browser and is not to be regarded as unique information.
AS numberNumber of the organization registered as the owner of an IP address.
AS organizationName of the organization registered as the owner of an IP address.
CountryThe country to which the IP address is assigned due to the AS organization.

Form data

The "Form data" box lists all form fields that have been or could be filled out in the form.

The name of the field is displayed for each form field. This is the technical name of a field and not necessarily the visual label of a field. In addition, it shows how many points a field has received and based on which rule.

You will also see a status indicator behind the name of a field. This status indicator shows whether the field in the verification was verified correctly by the backend, whether there was a problem with the verification, or whether the website's backend did not verify the field.

Status indicatorDescription
Field is validIndicates that the field has been verified and that the data has been submitted correctly.
Field has pointsIndicates if this field contains spam and has therefore received points in the rating.
Field verification failedIndicates that the field verification was unsuccessful, for example, because the website's backend did not submit the data correctly.
Field not verifiedIndicates that a field has not been verified by site backend verification. This means that the field can be changed and is rather uncertain. It is not necessarily bad because, for example, it is a not-so-important field that needs to be rechecked by the backend.
Honeypot fieldDisplayed if the field is the honeypot field. This field should always be empty. Otherwise, the submission is spam.

Verification simulation mode

If the verification simulation mode is enabled for a project, you'll see a button in the top-right corner of the submission detail page.

If you click on that button, a modal window will open and show you how you have to do the verification in your code. In general, it shows you how to prepare the data and which data you have to share with mosparo, but it does not deliver you the exact code you must develop (since mosparo does not know the language you're using).

If you try to verify a submission in your backend, you must prepare the data before sending it to mosparo. With the verification simulation mode, you can see which data mosparo calculated and which you should have. If you don't have these data, you have to investigate what you have to do to get these data.