Gravity Forms and Fluent Support 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 Add each Gravity Forms contact as a Fluent Support customer
Every person who fills in a form gets a customer record in the helpdesk, so when they write in later, agents already see who they are and when they first got in touch.
New Form Submission→Create OR Get Customer Info
View the templateOpen a ticket from a Gravity Forms support form
The form asks for product, order number and a description. FlowMattic finds or adds the customer and opens a ticket in their name, so the request starts with the details agents need.
New Form Submission→Create OR Get Customer Info→Create a New Ticket Using Customer
Handle warranty claims as tagged tickets
A warranty or returns form with Gravity Forms conditional fields opens a ticket and tags it Warranty, so the returns team works from its own filtered queue.
New Form Submission→Create a New Ticket Using Customer→Add Tag to Ticket (Pro)
Build a clear ticket title from several form fields
Text Formatter joins the product, order number and issue type into one title, such as Pro plan, order 1042, login problem, so agents can sort the queue at a glance.
New Form Submission→Text Formatter→Create a New Ticket Using Customer
Flag unhappy answers on a post-ticket survey
A satisfaction survey passes the ticket ID in a hidden field. A Filter keeps low scores, and the workflow tags that ticket so a team lead reviews how it was handled.
New Form Submission→Filter→Get Specific Ticket→Add Tag to Ticket (Pro)
Log walk-in or phone requests as agent tickets
Staff at a service desk fill in a private Gravity Forms form during the conversation. The ticket is opened by an agent for the customer, so in-person requests join the same queue.
New Form Submission→Create a New Ticket Using Agent
Set ticket priority with an AI Agent
An AI Agent reads the description and picks urgent, normal or low. A Router then opens the ticket and adds the matching tag, so outages are not buried behind how-to questions.
New Form Submission→AI Agent→Router→Create a New Ticket Using Customer→Add Tag to Ticket (Pro)