Gravity Forms Postmark

Form notifications often go missing. When a site sends mail through the web server's native mail functions, messages can arrive late, land in spam folders or never arrive at all. For a site that depends on form submissions, that is a real problem, because the person on the other end may never see the confirmation or the lead.

Gravity Forms Postmark connects your Postmark account to Gravity Forms so notifications travel through Postmark's transactional email system. It also gives you open and delivery tracking, so you can see whether a message was read. It fits e-commerce sites, membership platforms and service businesses that rely on form emails reaching the inbox.

Features

• Postmark delivery for notifications: Form notifications are sent through Postmark's dedicated transactional email service, which lowers the chance of messages being marked as spam or blocked by servers.
• Works with Gravity Forms: The add-on connects your Postmark account to your existing Gravity Forms setup, so notification sending runs through Postmark without complex configuration.
• Open and delivery tracking: See when and whether your form notifications were delivered and read by recipients, so you can judge how well your messages are working.
• Less reliance on your server: Email sending is handed to Postmark instead of your web server's native mail functions, which reduces the load that outgoing mail places on the server.
• Cached API responses: The add-on caches responses from the Postmark API and uses a longer timeout, which helps the connection run more smoothly.
• Simple setup: The configuration is designed to be simple, so you can connect your account and start sending notifications without technical hassle.
• Suited to transactional email: It uses Postmark's SMTP system, which is optimized for transactional messages such as the confirmations and alerts that forms generate.
• Documentation included: Detailed guides come with the add-on to help you configure it and make use of its functions.

Best for

• WordPress sites that already use Gravity Forms
• E-commerce and membership sites needing reliable form emails
• Service businesses tracking whether notifications get read