Contact Form 7 Data Storage

Many form handlers send submissions only by email, which means a missed or undelivered message can mean lost information. Contact Form 7 Data Storage solves this by saving each entry directly on your WordPress site. Customer inquiries, newsletter sign-ups and other submissions stay in one place where you can find them again.

The plugin works with Contact Form 7, Caldera Forms and Fast Secure Contact Form. It uses native WordPress database tables and functions, so stored data can be exported and imported between WordPress installations. A dashboard interface lets administrators view, filter and manage entries, which suits small blogs and larger business sites alike.

Features

• Saves submissions in your database: Every form entry is stored locally in the WordPress database, so you keep a record of each interaction even if an email never arrives.
• Works with three form plugins: Compatible with Contact Form 7, Caldera Forms and Fast Secure Contact Form, so you can keep the form plugin you already use.
• View and filter entries: Browse form entries from your WordPress dashboard, filter them and manage them without leaving your site's admin area.
• Export and import data: Move stored submissions between WordPress sites, using native database tables and standard WordPress functions to carry the data across.
• Detailed submission records: Each entry keeps the form name, the page URL where it was submitted, the submission date, the IP address and every form field.
• Lightweight design: The plugin is built to keep its footprint small, and it is intended to run smoothly even when a large amount of data is stored.
• Responsive, retina-ready interface: The admin interface adapts to different devices and screen resolutions, giving you a consistent view of your entries.
• No coding needed: Setup does not require code knowledge or complicated configuration, so site owners can start storing submissions without developer help.

Best for

• Site owners who rely on form leads and inquiries
• Agencies managing client sites with Contact Form 7
• Blogs and business sites collecting newsletter sign-ups