GravityEdit

Gravity Forms entries often need corrections after submission. GravityEdit lets authorized users make those changes from front-end views, so the editing work can happen where the entry data is displayed. This can suit sites that manage customer feedback, event registrations, or other information collected through forms.

Use GravityView views to display entries and edit selected fields inline. You can set who may edit entries and choose which fields are editable. Inline editing also supports Entry Tags and Dynamic Lookup fields, giving teams a way to update these values within their views.

Features

• Edit entries on the front end: Update Gravity Forms submissions from front-end views, so entry changes can be made on the site without using the WordPress dashboard.
• Set entry permissions: Control who can edit entries, giving teams or clients access to make changes while limiting editing to the people you choose.
• Choose editable fields: Select which form fields users can edit, tailoring the editing interface to the information that should be changeable.
• Edit within GravityView: Work with entry data in GravityView views, where displayed Gravity Forms submissions can be edited inline.
• Update Entry Tags: Edit Entry Tags fields inline in GravityView views, so tag values can be changed alongside other displayed entry information.
• Edit Dynamic Lookup fields: Make inline changes to Dynamic Lookup fields in entries, including fields whose available choices may have changed.

Best for

• Teams managing Gravity Forms entries
• Sites displaying submissions in GravityView
• Organizations updating event registration data