Gravity Forms Partial Entries is an official add-on designed to enhance your Gravity Forms experience by capturing form data in real-time, even before a user completes and submits it.
Similar to abandoned cart technology used in popular shopping platforms like WooCommerce and Shopify, this powerful tool helps you recover valuable leads by storing partial form submissions.
This means you won’t lose potential customer information simply because someone abandoned the form halfway, allowing you to reconnect and re-engage with prospects who showed interest but didn’t finalize their input.
Key Features:
- Real-Time Data Capture: Automatically saves form data as users enter it, preventing the loss of valuable information if the form is abandoned.
- Seamless WordPress Dashboard Integration: Easily view and manage all partial entries directly from your WordPress admin area for quick access and follow-up.
- Conditional Logic Support: Specify rules for when partial entries are saved, such as only saving if an email address is provided, ensuring that the collected data is relevant and actionable.
- Insightful Drop-Off Analysis: Identify which forms or specific fields cause users to abandon their submissions, enabling you to optimize your forms for better completion rates.
- Boost Lead Recovery & Engagement: Recapture potential customers by following up on partial entries, turning abandonments into valuable business opportunities.
- Official Gravity Forms Add-On: Developed by the creators of Gravity Forms, ensuring compatibility, reliability, and seamless integration.
- Compatibility with Numerous Applications: Works well alongside popular platforms like WooCommerce and Shopify, complementing existing abandoned cart strategies.
- Easy to Set Up and Use: No complex configurations required—start capturing partial entries quickly and effortlessly.
Similar to abandoned cart technology used in popular shopping platforms like WooCommerce and Shopify, this powerful tool helps you recover valuable leads by storing partial form submissions.
This means you won’t lose potential customer information simply because someone abandoned the form halfway, allowing you to reconnect and re-engage with prospects who showed interest but didn’t finalize their input.
Key Features:
- Real-Time Data Capture: Automatically saves form data as users enter it, preventing the loss of valuable information if the form is abandoned.
- Seamless WordPress Dashboard Integration: Easily view and manage all partial entries directly from your WordPress admin area for quick access and follow-up.
- Conditional Logic Support: Specify rules for when partial entries are saved, such as only saving if an email address is provided, ensuring that the collected data is relevant and actionable.
- Insightful Drop-Off Analysis: Identify which forms or specific fields cause users to abandon their submissions, enabling you to optimize your forms for better completion rates.
- Boost Lead Recovery & Engagement: Recapture potential customers by following up on partial entries, turning abandonments into valuable business opportunities.
- Official Gravity Forms Add-On: Developed by the creators of Gravity Forms, ensuring compatibility, reliability, and seamless integration.
- Compatibility with Numerous Applications: Works well alongside popular platforms like WooCommerce and Shopify, complementing existing abandoned cart strategies.
- Easy to Set Up and Use: No complex configurations required—start capturing partial entries quickly and effortlessly.
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What's new in Version 1.8.1
- Fixed an issue where the partial entry is not saved or updated during the heartbeat request if the "Submission Speed Check" setting is enabled with Gravity Forms 2.9.21 or newer.
What's new in Version 1.8.0
- Added support for aborting saving or updating of the partial entry if `$field->set_context_property( 'is_value_spam', true );` is used during field validation.
- Added the `gf_partial_entries()`` helper function to return the current instance of the add-on.
- Added the [gform_partialentries_abort_save](https://docs.gravityforms.com/gform_partialentries_abort_save/) filter to allow the saving or updating of the partial entry to be aborted.
- Updated the minimum Gravity Forms version to 2.7.0.
- Updated the honeypot check to use the Gravity Forms honeypot handler.
- Updated the warning message displayed in the form to support the Conversational Forms add-on.
- Fixed an issue where multiple partial entries can be created if the entry status is changed from active.
- Fixed an issue where the textarea inside the settings doesn't allow html tags and shows an error.
- Fixed an issue where partial entries are taken into account when the entry limit is validated. Requires Gravity Forms 2.7.1+.
- Fixed code placement to be consistent with the WordPress coding standards.
- Fixed an issue that can prevent the username and email fields from being saved in partial entries. Requires User Registration 5.3.3 or greater.
- Fixed an issue where the context param added to the `gform_pre_render` filter in Gravity Forms 2.9.0 is not available when the partial entry is being saved or updated.
- Added the `gf_partial_entries()`` helper function to return the current instance of the add-on.
- Added the [gform_partialentries_abort_save](https://docs.gravityforms.com/gform_partialentries_abort_save/) filter to allow the saving or updating of the partial entry to be aborted.
- Updated the minimum Gravity Forms version to 2.7.0.
- Updated the honeypot check to use the Gravity Forms honeypot handler.
- Updated the warning message displayed in the form to support the Conversational Forms add-on.
- Fixed an issue where multiple partial entries can be created if the entry status is changed from active.
- Fixed an issue where the textarea inside the settings doesn't allow html tags and shows an error.
- Fixed an issue where partial entries are taken into account when the entry limit is validated. Requires Gravity Forms 2.7.1+.
- Fixed code placement to be consistent with the WordPress coding standards.
- Fixed an issue that can prevent the username and email fields from being saved in partial entries. Requires User Registration 5.3.3 or greater.
- Fixed an issue where the context param added to the `gform_pre_render` filter in Gravity Forms 2.9.0 is not available when the partial entry is being saved or updated.
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