Gravity Forms GravityImport plugin released
Learn more on the GravityImport plugin page. Export Entries, meet GravityImport Too long has Export Entries been alone in the dark, exporting CSV files without the hope of anyone being able to use them. No longer! Conditional Logic So you have a CSV file with...
Learn more on the GravityImport plugin page.
Export Entries, meet GravityImport
Export Entries, meet GravityImportToo long has Export Entries been alone in the dark, exporting CSV files without the hope of anyone being able to use them. No longer!
Conditional Logic
So you have a CSV file with 10,000 rows, and you only care about a small portion of those entries. What do you do? What. Do. You. Do?
You use the new Conditional Import functionality to only import the entries you want.
File Uploads
You want to import the File Upload field content? Done.
Import Entry Notes
Never before has it been possible to import entry notes by CSV to Gravity Forms. Never in the history of humanity. Well, now it is. And it’s easy. And you can choose who the entry creator was by specifying the User ID.
Included in the GravityView All Access License
The GravityImport plugin is available to everyone for $Original price $99 Sale price $66, and is also included for no additional cost in an All Access license of GravityView.
Note: The GravityImport plugin does not require GravityView. Yes, it requires Gravity Forms. That just makes sense!
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