Gravity Forms Moderation Add-On

Forms that accept public input can attract insults, profanity and threats. Ordinary spam filters often miss abusive messages that look like valid entries. This add-on checks each submission for toxicity and acts on it, so your team does not have to read harmful content first.

You choose how strict the filter is. Set a sensitivity threshold between 0 (not toxic) and 1 (highly toxic), pick which attributes to watch, and add custom words of your own. Flagged entries can be deleted at once or held in the Toxic Entry Box inside your WordPress dashboard. Because it is a Gravity Forms add-on, it fits into the form settings and entry screens you already use.

Features

• Perspective API toxicity filtering: Form submissions are scored with Google's Perspective API, which uses machine learning to detect harmful language such as insults, profanity and threats.
• Adjustable toxicity threshold: Set the sensitivity anywhere from 0 (not toxic) to 1 (highly toxic), so you decide how much content gets flagged.
• Choose attributes to monitor: Target specific kinds of abusive language, including Toxicity, Insult, Profanity and Threats, so the filter matches your own standards.
• Custom toxic word lists: Add your own flagged words so entries containing user-defined language are marked and handled automatically. Custom words can also be used without a Perspective API key.
• Delete or hold toxic entries: Remove toxic submissions immediately, or send them to the dedicated Toxic Entry Box so administrators are not shown harmful content upfront.
• Conditional confirmations and notifications: Show a custom confirmation message or send a specialized notification depending on whether a submission is judged abusive.
• Notification routing: Send notification emails about toxic submissions to different recipients, or turn them off entirely to keep your workflow tidy.
• Toxic entry management: Review and manage flagged submissions from the WordPress dashboard, including a searchable Toxic Entries list, and filter the moderation score with the gform_moderation_score filter.

Best for

• Sites with public contact or feedback forms
• Communities collecting user-submitted posts or testimonials
• Teams that want to avoid reading abusive messages