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6 ways to understand your form performance with Omnisend MCP

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Your lead-capture forms can show you where subscribers come from, which offers work, and which forms need attention. With Omnisend MCP, you can ask an AI assistant questions about your forms in plain language and get answers you can use to review and improve performance.

MCP stands for Model Context Protocol, an open standard that lets AI assistants like Claude connect securely to tools and data. Omnisend provides an MCP server, so once you connect it to your AI assistant, you can query your Omnisend data conversationally.

Below are six ways to use Omnisend MCP to review form performance, compare results, and make better decisions.

Before you start

To follow along, you’ll need:

  1. An Omnisend account with form data
  2. An AI assistant that supports MCP connectors, such as Claude
  3. The Omnisend MCP server connected in your assistant’s connector settings

You can find more information on connecting MCP with Omnisend here. Once connected, start a new chat and use the prompts below. You can copy them as they are or adapt them with your own form names and date ranges.

1. Review overall form performance

Form performance with Omnisend MCP: Analytics dashboard showing three content performance summaries with metrics for views, interactions, submits, signups, signup rates, and device breakdowns for mobile, desktop, and tablet, plus a Best performer label on the top summary.
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Start with a broad view of how your forms are performing across a specific time range, such as the past year, month, or week.

Your AI prompt

Tell me about my form performance in general. Please use the Omnisend MCP.

You’ll get a high-level performance overview, including key engagement metrics across forms or variations. This is a useful way to see which forms are performing well, track changes over time, and review week-over-week or daily figures without checking each form individually.

Here’s how the week-over-week performance looks:

Form performance with Omnisend MCP: Dashboard shows 424 total views in 4 weeks, 27 interactions, 8 signups, and a 1.9% signup rate. Bar chart displays weekly views from April 28 to May 25, with highest views in May 5–May 11 period.
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Form performance with Omnisend MCP: A table titled Weekly breakdown shows data for five weeks, listing forms, views, interactions, signups, and signup rates. The highest rate is 4.3% on May 19–May 25, and some weeks have a 0.0% signup rate.
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Here’s how the daily performance looks:

Form performance with Omnisend MCP: A chat message asks about form performance. The reply shows low activity: 2 views total, no interactions or signups, and another form inactive. The sender suggests brainstorming ideas to attract more visitors and increase engagement.
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2. Find your top-performing forms

Use MCP to rank your forms by performance and compare them side by side.

Your AI prompt

Tell me about my form performance, and rank my forms by performance. Please use the Omnisend MCP.

You’ll receive an ordered breakdown that makes your strongest and weakest forms easier to spot, so you know where to focus next.

Form performance with Omnisend MCP: A comparison of three signup methods showing metrics like views, signup rates, and total signups. Each method is rated with labels such as Top form and Needs attention and includes brief performance summaries.
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3. Spot underperforming forms

Finding your best forms is useful, but improving weaker ones is where you can make the biggest gains. MCP can highlight forms that are underperforming.

Your AI prompt

Tell me about my form performance and highlight underperformers. Please use the Omnisend MCP.

Alongside the flagged forms, you’ll get suggestions you can review and act on, such as adjusting the offer, changing the timing, or testing a different form type.

Form performance with Omnisend MCP: Screenshot of a text analysis discussing two website underperformers: one with steady traffic but low conversion rates, and another with high signups but no views despite being enabled for months. Both face issues driving user interaction.
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4. Review A/B test results

A/B testing helps you compare different versions of a form. Completed tests can show which version performed better, while tests that are still running show the data collected so far.

MCP can help you review your test results and identify what to try next.

Your AI prompt

Tell me about my A/B test performance. Please use the Omnisend MCP.

Use the results to compare variations, review conversion rates, and decide whether to keep testing or apply the better-performing version.

Form performance with Omnisend MCP: A split-test results dashboard compares two web page variants. Copy 2 outperformed Copy 1 in views, interactions, submits, and signups. A bar chart displays higher interaction, submit, and signup rates for Copy 2.
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Form performance with Omnisend MCP: Screenshot of an A/B test summary for two email capture options with 0 views, interactions, and signups, plus recommendations for future A/B tests, including running longer tests and testing one variable at a time.
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5. Review contact preferences

Forms often collect more than an email address. For example, if you ask subscribers to choose their favourite product category, colour, or content preference, you can use MCP to review how contacts responded.

Your AI prompt

In the form [form name], there are preferences. Can you tell me which contacts preferred what? Please use the Omnisend MCP.

You’ll see the contact information collected through the form, along with a breakdown of the selected preferences. This can help you build more relevant segments and personalise future campaigns.

Form performance with Omnisend MCP: A survey result chart shows 152 responses for color preference among 7 colors. Purple is the top pick, followed by black, pink, green, red, blue, and other. Percentages for each color are listed above the horizontal bar graph.
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6. Compare attributed revenue

Revenue shows which forms are doing more than collecting subscribers. With MCP, you can compare contacts who joined through a specific form against contacts from other sources to understand how each group contributes to attributed revenue.

Your AI prompt

Can you compare whether contacts that came via [form name] drive more attributed revenue than other sources? Please use the Omnisend MCP.

Use this comparison to understand which forms bring in subscribers who are more likely to buy, then apply those findings to your form strategy.

Form performance with Omnisend MCP: Infographic showing how 76% of attributed revenue comes from form subscribers (€11,100), while 24% comes from external subscribers (€654). A donut chart below visualizes the revenue split between the two groups.
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Form performance with Omnisend MCP: A screenshot explaining the significance of volume in subscription revenue, noting that internal forms yield 20 times more subscribers than external ones. A disclaimer clarifies revenue estimates and calculation methods at the bottom.
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Putting it together

Omnisend MCP gives you a faster way to review form performance without building reports manually. Start with the general overview, rank your forms, check underperformers, review tests and preferences, then connect your findings to revenue.

Use the prompts above as a repeatable workflow for keeping your lead capture clear, measurable, and easier to improve.

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