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When a new form submission is received in Gravity Forms, create a new post in WordPress, and add details to Google Spreadsheet

Each Gravity Forms entry publishes a new WordPress post and logs the details in Google Sheets, so user-submitted content goes live and stays tracked at once.

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~5 min setup used by 1.2k sites

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How it works

Every step, explained

Import the template and this whole chain runs on autopilot — here's exactly what happens on each run.

Gravity Forms → WordPress → Google Sheets
3 steps
Gravity Forms
TRIGGER
Gravity Forms · New Form Submission
The workflow starts whenever a "New Form Submission" event happens in Gravity Forms, capturing its data for the steps below.
WordPress
ACTION
WordPress · New Post
WordPress — triggers when a new post is published. Data is mapped from earlier steps; connect your WordPress account on import.
Google Sheets
ACTION
Google Sheets · New Spreadsheet Row
Google Sheets — trigger when a new row is added to the spreadsheet. Data is mapped from earlier steps; connect your Google Sheets account on import.
Why this workflow

Built to own, not to rent

No-code setup

Import the JSON, connect your accounts, and go live in minutes. Every step is pre-mapped — you only add your own credentials.

Runs on your server

Self-hosted on your WordPress install. No per-task fees, no data leaving your infrastructure, no monthly SaaS bill.

Fully customizable

Open it in the visual builder and reshape it — add branches, swap apps, insert filters. A starting point, not a cage.

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