Partial Entries
Capture incomplete form submissions in real time so you can follow up with visitors who abandoned your forms.
What it does
When someone starts filling out your form but leaves before hitting submit, you lose their contact details entirely. Partial Entries fixes that by saving form data automatically as visitors type, even if they never complete the form.
You can set conditional logic rules to decide which partial submissions are worth saving — for example, only entries where someone entered a name and email address. Saved partials appear in your WordPress dashboard, where you can also see which fields caused people to drop off.
This add-on suits anyone who relies on forms to generate leads, process checkouts, or collect registrations and wants to recover value from incomplete submissions.
Key features
- Automatically saves form data in real time as visitors fill out fields
- Conditional logic lets you set rules for which partials are worth capturing
- View partial submissions inside your WordPress dashboard
- Identify which fields cause visitors to abandon your form
- Works with any Gravity Forms form in minutes
- Available on Gravity Forms Elite or Nonprofit licenses
Good for
Written from Gravity Forms’s own listing. Version and dates come straight from the source and are checked weekly.
Do I need a special license to use Partial Entries?
Yes, the Partial Entries Add-On requires a Gravity Forms Elite or Nonprofit license.
Can I control which partial submissions get saved?
Yes, you can use conditional logic to set capture rules — for example, only saving entries that include a name and email address.
Where do I see the partial submissions?
Partial entries appear in your WordPress dashboard, where you can also see which fields users completed and where they dropped off.
Which types of forms benefit most from this add-on?
Ecommerce checkouts, lead generation forms, and multi-step registrations are the main use cases mentioned.