Question 1

Contact Form 7

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FormStatus fully supports monitoring and testing forms built with Contact Form 7 — one of the most popular WordPress form plugins with over 10 million installs.

Below is a detailed breakdown of the features and capabilities currently supported by FormStatus when working with Contact Form 7.

Confirmed supported features

| Feature | Status | | ---- | | Non-ajax request submissions | Supported | | Ajax request submissions | Supported | | Postmark email integration | Supported | | Disable succeeding emails after test | Supported | | Wordpress submit validation support | Supported | | Force fail test option | Supported | | Bypass captcha v2 | Supported | | Bypass captcha v3 | Supported | | Custom logging in wordpress | Supported | | Submission error logging in laravel app | Supported |

Features not applicable or not required

| Feature | Status | | ---- | | Create form entry | Not applicable | | Bypass honeypot protection | Not applicable | | Node.js honeypot detection | Not applicable | | Multi-page forms support | Not applicable | ** Important Notes:**

Ajax requests are enabled by default in contact form 7. To allow non-ajax submissions, adjustments may be necessary. Read more here.
Contact Form 7 discontinued native support for reCAPTCHA v2 starting with version 5.1. to use reCAPTCHA v2, you will need to install a helper plugin like [wpcf7-recaptcha](https://wordpress.org/plug

Question 2

Data handling and privacy in FormStatus

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FormStatus is designed with security and data privacy at its core. This article outlines how we collect, process, and protect the data used during your form testing workflows.

Data Collection & Minimization

Only what’s needed
FormStatus collects only the data required to execute, validate, and debug form submissions. This includes:

Form field names and input values (either your provided overrides or generated defaults)
Response codes and validation errors
Screenshots and HTML snapshots
Console logs from the browser session

|| We do not collect or store unrelated user data or analytics.

**

Test Submissions

** Simulated or real, but not stored
FormStatus can simulate or send real submissions to your forms during testing. Regardless of method:

These test submissions are temporary and not stored in live form processing systems.
They are only used for validation purposes and test diagnostics.

Tenant isolation Each customer’s data is logically separated in a dedicated schema within our secure multi-tenant database. Your:

Form URLs
Testing configurations
Test results

…are only accessible to your account and are completely isolated from other tenants.

Encryption & Access Controls

Secure transmission & storage

All test data is encrypted in transit using TLS 1.2+
Data is encrypted **at rest **with AES-256

Authenticated access only Only users logged into your FormStatus account can:

Access t

Question 3

What plugins does FormStatus support?

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FormStatus is designed to help you monitor and test the most popular WordPress form plugins. Whether you're running a simple contact form or a complex lead generation form, FormStatus is built to ensure your forms stay functional and reliable.

Here’s an overview of the plugins we currently support, what’s in progress, and what’s planned for the future.

Fully supported plugins

These plugins are fully supported and ready for automated and manual testing:

Contact Form 7
Gravity Forms
WP Forms
Ninja Forms

If you use any of these plugins, you can start testing and monitoring your forms right away with FormStatus.

Support in progress

We are actively expanding support for more popular form builders. These plugins are currently undergoing testing and integration:

Elementor Forms
Fluent Forms
WE Forms
HappyForms
Jetpack Forms

Once testing is complete, these plugins will be fully supported in FormStatus updates.

Planned future support

Looking ahead, we plan to extend compatibility with additional form plugins to serve even more WordPress users:

Forminator
Formidable Forms
WS Form
Bricks builder forms
Divi forms
Breakdance forms
SureForm

We are committed to broadening our support so you can manage all your important forms from one reliable platform.

Have a form plugin you'd like us to support?

We prioritize our development roadmap based on user needs. If you use a form plugin not listed here, or if you want to request faster su

Question 4

Gravity Form

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FormStatus works smoothly with Gravity Forms, one of the most popular form plugins for WordPress. Here’s a quick overview of what we support, what’s coming soon, and what you should know if something doesn’t behave as expected.

| Feature | Supported? | | ---- | | Non-ajax form submissions | Yes | | Ajax-based form submissions | Yes | | Postmark email integration | Yes | | Disable succeeding emails after one alert | Yes | | WordPress form validation | Yes | | Force a test to fail (for checking alerts) | Yes | | Submit form without creating an entry | Yes | | Ignore spam trap fields (honeypots) | Yes | | Detect honeypots (Node.js) | Yes | | Bypass Google Captcha v2 and v3 | Yes | | Custom logging in WordPress | Yes | | Submission error logging in Laravel dashboard | Yes | | Multi-page forms | Yes | | WordPress.org install tracking | Not available yet |

Need help? Reach out via chat or email us at support@formstatus.co.

Question 5

Connecting your website to FormStatus

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Create your FormStatus account
- Visit app.formstatus.co and click Sign Up.
- Enter your name, email address, create a password, confirm your password, tick off the "I'm not a robot" box of the reCaptcha then click on Register. Confirm your account via the email confirmation link.
Set up your first workspace
- After logging in, you’ll be prompted to create a workspace called "Teams".
- Name your workspace according to your project or team (e.g., "Marketing Forms" or "Client XYZ").
Connect your first form
- Go to the Forms tab and click Add New Form.
- Enter the form URL
- Select the correct form to monitor
- If you haven't installed the plugin yet to your site, click on "Download Formstatus Plugi

Question 6

Managing multiple forms across sites

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FormStatus was built with agencies and developers in mind—especially those managing dozens or even hundreds of WordPress websites. When you're responsible for that many forms, keeping everything running smoothly can be a challenge. These tips will help you stay organized and proactive as you support your clients.

Use clear and consistent naming

When adding forms to FormStatus, use a naming convention that helps you quickly identify what the form is for and which site it belongs to. For example, include the client name or domain and form purpose like "clientname - contact" or "website.com - booking form."

This makes your dashboard easier to scan and reduces the chance of confusion—especially as your list of monitored forms grows.

Schedule periodic manual reviews

While FormStatus runs daily automated checks, it's a good habit to manually review key forms on a regular basis—especially after plugin updates or site changes. A quick test ensures everything is working and gives you peace of mind.

Setting a reminder each month to spot-check high-traffic or critical forms can save you from bigger issues later on.

Disable unused or temporary forms

If a form is no longer active—such as one created for a past campaign or seasonal offer—you can disable testing for that form in FormStatus. This keeps your list more focused on what matters most and reduces unnecessary test activity.

You can always re-enable the test if the form becomes active again.

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