Connect Gravity Forms to Advanced Custom Fields

Connecting Gravity Forms and Advanced Custom Fields together? Then you just found your perfect solution. WP Webhooks together not only helps you to be more efficient, but it also eliminates all human errors, which can cost your business a fortune. With WP Webhooks, we make sure you get the best possible solution to automate with WordPress.

All available endpoints

Create direct connections between the following endpoints and start automating your manual workflows. This allows you to make more out of Gravity Forms. To learn more about a specific trigger or action, simply click on it and it will show you further details.

Get started

To learn more about how you can connect Gravity Forms with Advanced Custom Fields, we preapred you some neat details on getting started down below.

Requirements

For those integrations to work properly, it is required to have the following plugins/services in place:

Documentation

In order make your start as easy as possible, we prepared a list for you that helps you getting started in the smoothest way possible.

Connection examples

To get the extra kick of inspiration, we prepared you with various examples on how to use both of these integrations down below.
When a payment was completed via The Gravityforms Logo for our integration Gravity Forms, add, update, or delete ACF term meta via The Advanced Custom Fields Logo for our WP Webhooks integration Advanced Custom Fields.
When a form was submitted via The Gravityforms Logo for our integration Gravity Forms, add, update, or delete ACF comment meta via The Advanced Custom Fields Logo for our WP Webhooks integration Advanced Custom Fields.
When a form was submitted via The Gravityforms Logo for our integration Gravity Forms, add, update, or delete ACF term meta via The Advanced Custom Fields Logo for our WP Webhooks integration Advanced Custom Fields.
When a form was submitted via The Gravityforms Logo for our integration Gravity Forms, update an options page via The Advanced Custom Fields Logo for our WP Webhooks integration Advanced Custom Fields.
When a payment was completed via The Gravityforms Logo for our integration Gravity Forms, add, update, or delete ACF user meta via The Advanced Custom Fields Logo for our WP Webhooks integration Advanced Custom Fields.
When a form was submitted via The Gravityforms Logo for our integration Gravity Forms, add, update, or delete ACF user meta via The Advanced Custom Fields Logo for our WP Webhooks integration Advanced Custom Fields.
When a payment was completed via The Gravityforms Logo for our integration Gravity Forms, add, update, or delete ACF comment meta via The Advanced Custom Fields Logo for our WP Webhooks integration Advanced Custom Fields.
When a payment was completed via The Gravityforms Logo for our integration Gravity Forms, update an options page via The Advanced Custom Fields Logo for our WP Webhooks integration Advanced Custom Fields.
When a payment was completed via The Gravityforms Logo for our integration Gravity Forms, add, update, or delete ACF post meta via The Advanced Custom Fields Logo for our WP Webhooks integration Advanced Custom Fields.
When a form was submitted via The Gravityforms Logo for our integration Gravity Forms, add, update, or delete ACF post meta via The Advanced Custom Fields Logo for our WP Webhooks integration Advanced Custom Fields.

Short descriptions

If you want to learn more about any of the given integrations, feel free to take a look at the short descriptions down below.

Gravity Forms

Gravity Forms is a WordPress plugin allowing website owners to create and manage forms on their websites. It includes a drag-and-drop form builder, support for multiple form fields and entry management, and integrations with popular web services and marketing platforms. Gravity Forms is commonly used to create contact forms, survey forms, and online order forms and is highly customizable to meet the specific needs of a business.

Advanced Custom Fields

Advanced Custom Fields is a WordPress plugin that allows users to add custom fields to their WordPress websites. These custom fields can be used to store additional information about a post, page, or custom post type, which can then be displayed on the website's front-end using shortcodes or template tags.

Full disclosure: When clicking on some of the links on our website and purchasing the related product and/or service, we may earn a commission free of any additional cost for you.