We’ve always said that we’d love to create a Gravity Forms Add-On for every third party service. Unfortunately, that isn’t possible. There are just too many high-quality third party tools.
But if you’re like most businesses, you’d love to move your form data outside of WordPress and into a third party tool that serves your other needs. Maybe you’d like to manipulate that data in another tool. Maybe you’d like to create automations that save you time and hassle.
That’s where Zapier comes in.
We are introducing a brand new update to our HelpScout Add-On for Gravity Forms. In this update you will find:
Hello Gravity Forms users! We have released an update to our Stripe Add-On for Gravity Forms. In this most recent release you will find:
Great news Gravity Forms users! We have just released a new update to our User Registration Add-On for Gravity Forms. In this recent update you will find:
We are introducing an important update to our Zapier Add-On for Gravity Forms.
We're excited to announce the new release of Gravity Forms v.2.4.14!
Hello Gravity Forms merchant power users! We are introducing an important update to our Stripe Add-On for Gravity Forms.
SCA is part of the PSD2 regulation in Europe. SCA requires changes to how your European customers authenticate online payments. In version 3.0 we added support for SCA to the Stripe Checkout payment method. The Stripe Credit Card field (also called Stripe Elements) is not yet SCA compliant, but we understand how important this is for customers and we’re are working hard to complete it for a future release.
If you want to learn more about visit our Stripe Support of Strong Customer Authentication docs
If you want your website visitors to contact you, it’s smart to make yourself as accessible as possible by adding a contact form to your footer or sidebar. This way your form displays on every page (or most of them, depending on your site’s layout).
Hello Gravity Forms merchant power users! We are introducing an important update to our Stripe Add-On for Gravity Forms.
Our team is proud to announce a popular request is now available for all of our Stripe users. We have added SCA support as part of PSD2 regulation in Europe. SCA requires changes to how your European customers authenticate online payments. The Stripe Credit Card field (also called Stripe Elements) is not yet SCA compliant, but we are working to complete this requirement with a later release. To learn more about the 3.0 updates, visit our Changes to Stripe Checkout with Stripe Add-On v3.0 documentation
If you want to learn more about this release visit our Stripe Support of Strong Customer Authentication docs
Do you want to give users the power to create and submit their own content without giving them access to your WordPress dashboard?
If you rely on users to submit their own content, it can become incredibly time consuming to copy and paste their submissions into new WordPress pages and posts. And this problem only grows as your site becomes more popular. It’s smart to set up an automation that handles all the busy work for you.
“But wait,” you might be thinking. “Why would I want users to create their own pages and posts?”
User-generated content is actually quite common. It’s a powerful tool to get content for your website without doing the work yourself. In some cases, you can even charge people to let them submit their own content.