Custom Webhook Response: Send Your Own Status, Headers and Data
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Part eight of our FlowMattic 7.0 release series. Start from Meet FlowMattic 7.0.
Here’s the Form Builder in action — building a form that triggers a workflow the moment someone hits submit:
Forms are where most automations begin — and where most WordPress stacks pick up yet another plugin, another license, and another integration to babysit. FlowMattic 7.0 closes that gap: a full visual Form Builder is now part of the platform, and every form is a first-class workflow trigger from the moment you save it.
The editor is a modern, React-based workspace with dedicated Build, Design, Logic and Settings views — drag fields on the canvas, then shape behavior and appearance without touching a line of code. Start from a library of prebuilt templates or a blank form.
Every submission lands in a built-in Responses view — no separate entries plugin, no CSV gymnastics to see what came in.
This is the part no standalone form plugin can offer. The Form Builder ships with a workflow integration that triggers on submission with the full response payload — and it can act back on the form, too: set a custom response message for the visitor, redirect them based on what the workflow decided, or attach a note to the submission.
That two-way link changes what a form can be. Score a lead in the workflow and redirect hot prospects to a booking page. Validate an order against your inventory and answer with a personalized confirmation. Route a support request and tell the visitor who picked it up — all in the seconds between submit and the thank-you screen.
The Form Builder slots straight into the rest of 7.0: store submissions as structured rows in FlowMattic Tables (Person columns for the submitter, Tags for routing), generate a PDF from the answers, or let Jaadu build the follow-up workflow for you. And if you’d rather book a meeting than collect a message, Bookings is one tab over.
One license, no per-form pricing, no submission caps from us — it’s your site.
Next in the series: the 7.0 experience — a redesigned admin, a guided first run, and tools for the terminal.
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