Gravity Forms collects requests, orders and applications on your WordPress site, and Monday.com is where many teams plan the work that follows. FlowMattic turns each entry into a board item with its fields in columns, attaches uploaded files, and can add subitems or updates, so the form starts the job instead of an email.
21 triggers27 actions6 example workflows1 ready-made templateUnlimited runs
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When this happens in Gravity Forms1 trigger
Do this in Monday.com27 actions
1. TriggerNew Form Submission
2. ActionCreate Item
When Gravity Forms fires New Form Submission, FlowMattic runs Create Item in Monday.com with the data from that event.
You build this in the FlowMattic workflow builder on your own site. See the setup steps
Gravity Forms and Monday.com workflows you can build
Each one uses only triggers and actions the two integrations ship today, plus FlowMattic's own tools. Where the library has a ready-made template, import it instead of building from scratch.
Ready-made template
Create a Monday.com item from each Gravity Forms entry
Each submission becomes an item on your board with the answers mapped to columns, so the team picks up new requests from the board without retyping them.
For forms with an upload field, such as artwork, CVs or site photos, the file is placed in the new item's file column, so the work and its files sit together.
New Form Submission→Create Item→Upload File to Specific Column
Add each requested product as a subitem
A quote or order form with a list field creates one item for the customer, then an Iterator adds each line as a subitem with its quantity.
New Form Submission→Create Item→Iterator→Create Subitem
Post an update on the existing item for repeat clients
Get Item by Column Value searches the email column. A Router posts the new request as an update on the client's item if one exists, and creates an item only for a new client.
New Form Submission→Get Item by Column Value→Router→Create Update
Send each department's requests to its own board
A Router reads the department dropdown and creates the item on the design, IT or facilities board, so every team only sees the work meant for it.
New Form Submission→Router→Create Item
Put booking requests on the board with a clean date
A Date/Time Formatter converts the form's preferred date into the format the date column expects, so bookings appear on the board's calendar and timeline views.
New Form Submission→Date/Time Formatter→Create Item
Set up: each entry as a board item
At the end, every entry to the form you pick creates an item on your Monday.com board.
1
Prepare the board
Add columns for the fields you collect, such as Email, Phone, Request type and Details, so each answer has a place.
2
Connect Monday.com
In FlowMattic, add a Monday.com connection under Connects. Gravity Forms runs on the same site, so it needs no connection.
3
Choose the form
Start a workflow with Gravity Forms' New Form Submission, pick the form and submit a test entry so FlowMattic captures its fields.
4
Map Create Item
Add Monday.com's Create Item, choose the board and group, name the item from the entry, map the other fields to columns, test it and switch the workflow on.
Create a Monday.com item from each Gravity Forms entryTemplate
1. Trigger in Gravity Forms
New Form Submission
2. Action in Monday.com
Create Item
Fields mapped from the earlier steps (a typical setup)
From Gravity Forms
To Monday.com
Name field
Item name
Email field
Email column
Phone field
Phone column
Request type
Status or dropdown column
Message
Long text column
Built on the FlowMattic canvas. Test each step with real data, then switch the workflow on.
Triggers and actions in this pair
A trigger starts a workflow. An action is something FlowMattic does in the app as a step.
Good to know
Gravity Forms has one trigger and no actions, so Monday.com events cannot change a form entry. Workflows run from the form to the board.
Field names depend on your form and column names on your board, so the mapping above is an example.
Create Item names the item from the field you choose. Pick one the form always requires, such as the name or company, so no item arrives without a title.
New Update PostedTriggers when a new update is posted in the system.
Column Change DetectedTriggers whenever any column in a specified board or dataset undergoes a change.
Item CreationTriggers when a new item is created in the system.
Item Moved to Any GroupTriggers when an item is moved to any group.
Item Moves to a Specific GroupTriggers when an item moves to a specific group.
Status Changes to a Specific ValueTriggers when a status changes to a specific value.
Item Name ChangesTriggers when the name of an item changes.
Subitem CreatedTriggers when a new subitem is created.
New Update Posted on a SubitemTriggers when a new update is posted on a subitem.
Any Subitem Column ChangesTriggers when any column of a subitem changes.
Subitem Name ChangesTriggers when the name of a subitem changes.
Item DeletedTriggers when an item is deleted from the system.
Subitem DeletedTriggers when a subitem is deleted from the system.
Item ArchivedTriggers when an item is archived.
Subitem ArchivedTriggers when a subitem is archived.
Item RestoredTriggers when an archived item is restored.
Column CreatedTriggers when a new column is created.
Subitem MovedTriggers when a subitem is moved to a different location or group.
Update ChangesTriggers when any update in the system changes.
Update DeletedTriggers when an update is deleted from the system.
Actions (27)
Get Board ValuesReturns the data for all columns in the specific board.
Get File Column ValuesReturns the data for a specific file column in the board.
Get Subitem ValuesReturns the subitems for a specific item in the board.
Get Item by Column ValueFind the items on a board whose column matches a given value
Get Column ValuesReturns the data for a specific column in the board.
Get Group DetailsReturns the group name for a specific board.
Get User DetailsReturns the details for a specific user.
Get FoldersReturns the folders for a specific board.
Get WorkspacesReturns the workspaces for a specific board.
Create BoardCreates a new board.
Create ColumnCreate a new column in a board.
Create ItemCreate a new Item in a board.
Create SubitemCreate a new subitem in an item.
Create GroupCreates a new group in a board.
Create UpdateCreate a new update.
Update Item NameUpdate an item's name.
Upload File to Specific ColumnUpload File To Specific Column.
Duplicate GroupDuplicate a group with its items.
Change Multiple Columns ValueChange multiple column values of an item.
Delete ItemDelete an item from a board.
Delete GroupDelete a specific group from a board.
Archive BoardArchives a board.
Archive ItemArchives an item.
Archive GroupArchives a specific group in a board.
Execute GraphQL QueryExecute a custom GraphQL query
Update SubitemUpdate a subitem with new data
Delete SubitemDelete a subitem from an item
Why run this pair with FlowMattic
Gravity Forms and Monday.com connect through FlowMattic on your own site, with no separate automation account in the middle and no charge per run.
Entries go straight from your site
Gravity Forms and FlowMattic both run on your WordPress site, so submissions reach Monday.com without a third service in between.
Busy forms, same price
Runs are unlimited, so a form taking hundreds of entries a day costs no more than one taking a few.
Board triggers continue the job
Monday.com triggers like Status Changes to a Specific Value can start a second workflow once the team moves the item along.
Common questions
How does the Gravity Forms Monday.com integration work?
FlowMattic catches each new Gravity Forms entry and runs Create Item on the board and group you choose. You map form fields to board columns once, test with a sample entry and turn the workflow on.
Can I fill several columns at once?
Yes. Create Item maps fields to columns as it creates the item, and Change Multiple Columns Value can update several columns of an existing item later in the workflow.
Can uploaded files go to Monday.com?
Yes. After Create Item, add Upload File to Specific Column with the file URL from the upload field and the item's ID.
Can I avoid duplicate items for the same person?
Yes. Search the email column with Get Item by Column Value first, then use a Router to update the existing item or create a new one.
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Reviewed 23 Oct 2026. The example workflows are written with AI from the real triggers and actions of both integrations and checked against them. Gravity Forms integration 1.0.4, Monday.com integration 1.2.1.