Gravity Forms Notion 0.1.0-alpha.2
Gravity Forms Notion is a WordPress form integration plugin that connects Gravity Forms entries to Notion. Automatically send submissions to your Notion database, so leads and updates are organized in one place. This reduces manual copy‑paste work, improves response speed, and keeps your workflow consistent across teams.
Description
Gravity Forms Notion is a WordPress integration that connects Gravity Forms with Notion. It automatically sends your form submissions into Notion as new records, so you can store leads, requests, and updates in a database workflow.
Instead of copying entries between tools, you can route data directly from your Gravity Forms form to the right Notion database and properties. This helps keep your team’s process consistent and reduces manual errors when handling incoming submissions.
Main Features
- Automatic submission sync — Sends new Gravity Forms entries to Notion whenever a form is submitted.
- Notion destination selection — Lets you choose the Notion database or target where entries should be created.
- Field-to-property mapping — Maps Gravity Forms fields to the corresponding Notion database properties.
- Record creation in Notion — Creates a new Notion page or item for each incoming submission.
- Notion API credential setup — Uses your Notion integration credentials to authorize the connection.
- Works within the Gravity Forms workflow — Runs as part of your existing Gravity Forms setup so your forms stay easy to manage.
Benefits
- Fewer manual tasks — Reduce copy/paste and re-entry when moving submissions into Notion.
- More accurate data — Keep entries consistent by sending form values directly into the right Notion properties.
- Faster follow-up — Make new leads and requests available in Notion immediately after submission.
- Better organization — Centralize submissions in a structured Notion database for easier tracking and reporting.
- Scalable workflows — Repeat the same routing logic across multiple forms as your site grows.
Who is it suitable for?
- WooCommerce stores that want to capture customer inquiries with Gravity Forms and log them in Notion.
- Agencies managing lead intake for multiple client sites.
- Content teams using Notion to track submissions, briefs, or editorial requests.
- Operations teams handling requests, onboarding, or internal forms.
- Small businesses that want a simple alternative to spreadsheet-based tracking.
