Gravity Forms Flight Logs

When a form submission or feed does not behave as expected, flat text logs can make it hard to follow what happened. Gravity Forms Flight Logs records events in a structured format and correlates them by request and trace, so you can follow the sequence connected to a submission, including activity from feeds and integrations.

The plugin stores logs in the database and provides an admin viewer for searching and inspecting them. This gives site owners a way to review Gravity Forms activity from WordPress without retrieving server files or reading through unstructured text. It fits sites that use Gravity Forms and need more detail when investigating submission or integration problems.

Features

• Structured log entries: Records events in a consistent structure, making log entries easier to scan and search than unformatted text.
• Request correlation: Groups events from a single request so you can follow the sequence associated with a form submission.
• Database storage: Stores log entries in the database, where they can be reviewed without retrieving files from the server.
• Admin log viewer: Browse and inspect recorded activity from the WordPress admin, without relying on an external tool.
• Add-on activity: Shows activity from Gravity Forms add-ons and feeds during a submission, alongside activity from the form itself.
• Searchable records: Search stored logs to locate relevant activity and inspect the events connected to a form or integration problem.

Best for

• Sites using Gravity Forms feeds
• Teams troubleshooting form submissions
• Agencies managing Gravity Forms integrations