Integration for HubSpot – Contact Form 7, WPForms, Elementor, Gravity Forms and More
This plugin sends form submissions from Contact Form 7, WPForms, Elementor Forms, Gravity Forms, and Formidable Forms to HubSpot CRM. When a user submits a form, the plugin can create or update records—such as contacts, companies, or deals—in your HubSpot CRM account. This helps reduce manual data entry and keeps your HubSpot data in sync with your website forms. Supported form plugins: Contact Form 7 WPForms Elementor Forms Gravity Forms Formidable Forms Authentication To connect your HubSpot CRM account: Go to the Accounts page in the plugin. Click Add Account. Enter an identifiable account name (for example, “Main HubSpot CRM Account”). Click Authenticate to open the HubSpot authorization page. Log in to HubSpot and approve the requested permissions. After approval, you will be redirected back to WordPress, and the account will be listed on the Accounts page. Add Integration To create a new integration: Go to the Setup page. Click Add Integration. Enter an integration name (for example, “Lead Capture Form”). Select the form type (Contact Form 7, WPForms, Elementor, Gravity Forms, or Formidable). Choose the connected HubSpot CRM account. Select the HubSpot object where records should be created or updated (for example, Contacts, Companies, Deals). Map form fields to HubSpot CRM fields in the field mapping section. Optionally map additional fields such as phone, company, custom properties, or attachments (where supported). Use the filter criteria section to apply conditions (for example, sync only if a specific checkbox is selected). Click Save Mapping. Logs The plugin provides a logs section to review how data is being sent to HubSpot CRM. Open the Logs page to see a list of submissions and their statuses. Typical statuses include: SUCCESS – record created or updated successfully. RECORD_FAILED – record not created due to an error (for example, a required field is missing). Additional options: Filter logs by integration, status, or date range. Open the log details view to see the full request, response, and error messages. Resync or delete individual records, or use bulk actions where available. Settings Global settings can be managed from the Settings page: Delete data on uninstall – when enabled, plugin data will be removed when the plugin is deleted from WordPress. Error email notification – enable or disable email notifications when a record fails. Notification emails – specify one or more email addresses (comma-separated) to receive error notifications. Email subject – set the subject line for error notification emails. Privacy and Data Handling Form submission data is sent from your WordPress site to HubSpot CRM via their API. The plugin does not send data to any third-party service other than the configured HubSpot services. Free and Paid Features The plugin is available in a free version with optional paid features. Free version includes: Connect up to 2 HubSpot CRM accounts Connect up to 2 forms Support for standard fields and basic field mapping Custom value support System fields mapping (where supported) Note field integration Error log view and basic resync options Email notifications for failed records No daily record limit enforced by the plugin Paid version adds: Unlimited account connections (subject to HubSpot limits) Unlimited form connections Premium field support Custom field mapping Extended resync options and log handling Upgrade now: https://integrazo.com/products/integrate-with-hubspot-crm Features Overview Connect HubSpot CRM to supported form plugins Configure multiple HubSpot accounts and objects Map form fields to HubSpot CRM fields, including custom properties Real-time syncing of form submissions Optional conditional logic to control when records are created or updated Activity logs with status and error details Resync options for failed records Optional email notifications for errors Settings to control data removal on uninstall Support If you need help or want to request a feature: https://integrazo.com/pages/contact https://integrazo.com/pages/request-feature Website: https://integrazo.com Email: support@integrazo.com Additional Notes This plugin supports WordPress multisite installations and has been tested for compatibility with recent WordPress versions.
Tablesome Table – Contact Form DB – WPForms, CF7, Gravity, Forminator, Fluent
Demo | Docs | Get Pro | Test Beta |Get Support | Submit Feature Requests = 🎉 New Feature: Frontend Access Control with Email Column Option (Pro) 🎉= You can now control frontend table access using email columns! This powerful feature allows you to restrict who can view and edit table data based on their email address. Perfect for creating personalized user experiences and managing access to sensitive information directly from your tables. All-in-One WordPress plugin to create tables, automation & database for contact forms With Tablesome you can save contact form submissions, redirect after form submit, create responsive data tables, import and export tables & entries as CSV & XLSX files, and automatically export data to Mailchimp, Notion, etc. You can create post tables & Woo product tables, edit tables on frontend, export to HubSpot & Slack and much more in the PRO version. 1. WordPress Contact Form Database Plugin Tablesome is a Contact Form database addon plugin to save Contact Form submissions to tables in WordPress. To save Contact Form 7 Submissions (CFDB), WPForms Entries, Forminator DB, Elementor Contact Form DB to tables see this video: 2. WordPress Responsive Table Plugin Also, Tablesome is a WordPress table plugin to quickly create responsive datatables with a large number of rows and columns and embed the table in pages and posts. You can customize each table and import tables from external sources such as in CSV and XLSX files format. It is SEO-friendly with Table Schema markup. 3. Open AI / Chat GPT Action Tablesome Free Features Woocommerce – Order Complete (action) Log All Emails (action) Redirect users to a specific page after form submit (action) Connect WordPress forms to Notion database (action) Gravity Forms Entries Contact Form 7 database (CF7DB) addon Fluent Forms Entries WPForms Entries addon – save and view WPForms entries to database and display them on frontend Elementor Contact Forms DB (database) addon – save Elementor form submissions to database Forminator db entries addon – save entries to database and display them on frontend Limited to Single Trigger & 3 Actions per workflow Store images from Form File upload in WP Media Library Connect WordPress forms to Mailchimp Customize tables with style themes Customize Display Options & Layouts for each table Create WordPress datatables that are Searchable, Filterable, & Sortable tables with Pagination Import entries and tables from CSV and XLSX format Responsive table display modes – Fit To Container & Standard Adjust Minimum & Maximum column width Responsive table with horizontal scroll bar Stackable table on mobile devices Datatable fixed column Add media to tables – GIFs, Audio, Video, and more Table formats – Text, Number, Rich-Text, Image, Date & Time, URL, Email, and more Customize the table with styling options on a global level Embed tables with Shortcode Shortcode builder to customize table options for each table Add Tablesome Shortcode block for Gutenberg block editor users Activity Log page to monitor Triggers & Actions Export: Backend, Frontend and Filtered export for table data. Supported formats include CSV & XLSX Hooks tablesome_after_action – only for ‘tablesome_add_row’ : do_action(‘tablesome_after_action’, $result, ‘tablesome_add_row’); Tablesome Pro Features Frontend Editing for table records and form entries Allow users to edit only their own data Unlimited Triggers and Actions Create and save single form entries as CSV files (action) Add form leads from WordPress as contacts in HubSpot CRM (action) Get notifications in Slack when a form is submitted (action) Filter data before displaying table on frontend (action) Show users only their own data on frontend Register users from WordPress frontend (action) User frontend post submission (action) Redirect to custom post types and external URLs (action) Display WP post content in tables – Posts, Pages and any CPTs (Woo Product table) Add clickable Checkbox columns Date value filters Drag and drop reorder table rows Add Call To Action buttons to tables Add Sponsored tags (rel=”sponsored”) to URLs and Buttons Duplicate a table Duplicate table entries / records (rows) Generate PDF (Action) The support and development team behind this WordPress tables plugin is very responsive to user comments and feature requirements. This plugin is in active development and so you can expect powerful features in future releases. WordPress Frontend Table Editor (PRO) (Latest) Edit Form Entries Frontend (PRO) Allow Users to Edit Their Own Entries(PRO) CF7 Google Sheet Connector – Google Sheets WordPress Integration (PRO) Connect WordPress Forms To HubSpot CRM (PRO) Connect WordPress Forms To Slack Workspace (PRO) Filter Table Data Before Frontend Display – Row Filtering (PRO) Allow Users To See Their Own Data On Frontend (PRO) Generate Single CSV Entry (PRO) Create & Display WordPress Post Tables & WooCommerce product tables (PRO) Tablesome allows you to query posts, pages, custom post types, taxonomies, and custom fields, and automatically insert and display them in elegant tables. Using the “Table OnLoad” trigger and “Replace Table Content with WP Query” action you can create stylish WordPress post tables and display them anywhere on your site. * Organize post content from WordPress posts, pages, and CPTs (custom post type) * Add selected posts from hundreds and thousands of posts and display them on sortable and filterable tables with search and pagination. * Create a WooCommerce product table to showcase selected products. Customized Form Email Notifications Redirection – Redirect After Form Submissions In the PRO version, you can send them to an external URL or to posts and other custom post types (CPTs). WordPress Frontend Registration – register users using frontend custom registration forms (PRO) Tablesome makes it easy to sign up users from the WordPress frontend with its Add User Action. Users can register to your site without having to go to the ‘wp-login.php’ page. Using any of the supported form plugins you can create a user-friendly custom user registration form and map its properties on the WordPress user profile. WordPress Frontend Post Submission – for user-submitted posts (PRO) Tablesome provides an easy way for visitors to submit content to your site to accept user-submitted content and guest posts from frontend post submission forms. With the ‘Add Post’, action you can setup your post submission form using any of the supported forms and map the form fields to the corresponding post fields for easy frontend posting. Gravity Forms Entries – Save to Database (Latest) Fluent Forms Integrations (Latest) You can also integrate with Fluent Forms to save entries to the database and edit & display Fluent Forms entries on pages. You can do more actions after “Fluent Forms after form submit”, such as send form data to apps such as Mailchimp, Notion, etc., as you would do with Fluent Forms webhooks. Forminator DB and App Integration addon Besides saving the Forminator entries to database, you can have an enhanced view entries page with advanced sorting & filtering and can do more actions after “Forminator after form submit” such as display on frontend, send form data to apps such as Mailchimp, Notion, etc., and more. Connect Mailchimp and WordPress Forms – WordPress MailChimp Woocommerce Workflows Woocommerce Invoice PDF Generation, Send Invoice by Email, Add Woocommerce Orders to table, Woocommerce MailChimp, Woocommerce Hubspot, Woocommerce Notion, Wooocommerce to Google Sheets PDF Workflows (Pro) WPForms PDF generation, CF7 PDF, Gravity Forms PDF, Elementor Form PDF, Fluent form PDF To save WordPress forms submissions to Mailchimp audience see the video below: To quickly create tables with the Tablesome plugin see the video below: Let Us Know What You Need We love to hear from our users and we try to integrate features that our users want. 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