Gravity Forms Logging 1.3.1

Gravity Forms Logging is a WordPress plugin designed to track what’s happening with your Gravity Forms submissions and form events. When a form stops working, notifications don’t arrive, or integrations fail, it becomes hard to pinpoint the exact cause. This logging functionality helps you review activity in an admin-friendly way and understand outcomes at a glance.

By adding a clear audit trail to your Gravity Forms workflow, it supports faster debugging, more reliable data capture, and better visibility for teams using themes, Elementor layouts, and custom integrations that rely on Gravity Forms.

Main Features

• Event logging for Gravity Forms — Records form activity so you can see what was submitted and how it was handled.
• Submission details in the log — Captures key context such as which form and entry the event belongs to.
• Success and failure visibility — Makes it easier to identify when submissions are accepted versus when they fail.
• Admin log viewing — Provides an interface inside WordPress so non-developers can review issues without digging through code.
• Search and filtering — Helps you narrow results by form or event type to find relevant records quickly.
• Time-based tracking — Keeps timestamps so you can correlate log entries with user actions and site changes.
• Configurable logging control — Lets you tailor logging behavior to your workflow and troubleshooting needs.
• Works alongside themes and page builders — Logs Gravity Forms activity regardless of whether forms are placed via Elementor or a theme template.

Benefits

• Faster troubleshooting — Shortens time-to-fix by revealing what happened during each Gravity Forms submission.
• Higher form reliability — Reduces repeated failures by helping you pinpoint problematic inputs or processing outcomes.
• Better operational clarity — Creates a simple audit trail for teams managing multiple forms and workflows.
• Improved UX follow-through — Supports quicker resolution of user issues, leading to fewer abandoned submissions.
• More confident integrations — Helps validate that connected processes tied to Gravity Forms are behaving as expected.

Who is it suitable for?

• WordPress site owners managing multiple Gravity Forms
• WooCommerce stores using Gravity Forms for leads, checkout help, or customer onboarding
• Marketing teams running landing pages with Elementor form layouts
• Agencies maintaining client sites and debugging form behavior across themes
• Developers integrating Gravity Forms with custom workflows
• Organizations that need clearer visibility into submission outcomes