Geolocation
Add address autocomplete and capture latitude, longitude, and map data with every Gravity Forms submission.
What it does
Filling in an address field is one of the most common reasons people abandon a form. The Geolocation Add-On connects to the Google Places API so users can start typing and pick their address from a suggestion list, reducing errors and speeding up completion.
When someone submits a form, the add-on stores the full formatted address along with latitude, longitude, and other Google Places details in the entry. You can also view a Google Map inside each entry in your WordPress dashboard to see exactly where the submission came from.
This add-on is available on Gravity Forms Elite and Nonprofit licenses. You need a Google Places API key to get started.
Key features
- Address autocomplete powered by Google Places API
- Captures latitude, longitude, and formatted address with each entry
- Displays a Google Map inside the form entry in your dashboard
- Reduces form abandonment by making address entry faster
- Stores extra Google Places metadata alongside each submission
Good for
Written from Gravity Forms’s own listing. Version and dates come straight from the source and are checked weekly.
What do I need to use this add-on?
You need a Google Places API key. Connect it in your Gravity Forms settings and you can enable autocomplete on address fields.
What location data is saved with each submission?
The add-on stores the formatted address, latitude, longitude, and additional Google Places details alongside the form entry.
Can I see submission locations on a map?
Yes. A Google Map is displayed directly inside each form entry in your WordPress dashboard.
Which Gravity Forms licenses include this add-on?
The Geolocation Add-On is included with Gravity Forms Elite and Nonprofit licenses.