GFChart Business Reports for Gravity Forms 2.2.7

GFChart Business Reports for Gravity Forms turns Gravity Forms submissions into readable charts and calculations directly on your WordPress site. Instead of manually compiling results, you can visualize entry data in real time, so visitors and teams see the latest insights as forms are submitted.

Built for a front-end reporting workflow, it supports filters, segmenting parameters, and auto-recalculation on page load. With a menu-driven setup, Gutenberg block insertion, and configurable chart sizing and titles, you can publish attractive reports on posts, pages, widgets, and even reporting outputs that work alongside GravityView and Gravity PDF.

Main Features

• Charts from form entries — Create pie and bar charts based on Gravity Forms field data.
• Calculations dashboard — Build counts, sums, averages, and unique value calculations from entries.
• Progress bar reporting — Show progress toward a goal using an existing calculation or a manual target.
• Automated live results — Recalculate chart and calculation output on each page load.
• Filtering and segmentation — Apply date ranges (absolute or relative), payment status, and field-based conditions.
• Relative date roll-forward — Keep time windows moving automatically for ongoing reports and trends.
• Pre-configured templates — Use templates to generate consistent, report-ready layouts faster.
• Gutenberg block and widgets — Insert reports into the editor or display them in widgets via shortcode.
• GravityView & Gravity PDF compatibility — Supports integration patterns for front-end filtered reporting and PDF/email output.

Benefits

• Less manual reporting — Automates report creation from existing Gravity Forms data.
• Fresh, accurate insights — Live recalculation helps keep visitors aligned with current results.
• Better user experience — Responsive chart display and front-end filtering improve interactivity on the site.
• More targeted analysis — Filters and segmenting produce clearer, decision-ready breakdowns.
• Faster publishing workflows — Gutenberg block placement and shortcodes reduce setup time.
• Improved data governance — Logged-in user filtering supports personalized reporting views.

Who is it suitable for?

• WooCommerce and ecommerce teams tracking registrations, assessments, or sales-related forms.
• Organizations running surveys, registrations, or qualification workflows with Gravity Forms.
• Marketing and content sites that want interactive reports embedded in posts and pages.
• Agencies creating reusable reporting templates for multiple WordPress client sites.
• Education and HR teams needing assessments and progress-style reporting.
• Teams using GravityView and Gravity PDF to deliver filtered reports in front-end views and documents.