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How to Track Gravity Forms Changes with Logify

What is it?

Logify PRO records changes to your Gravity Forms setup: when a form is created or saved, trashed, deleted, duplicated, imported, activated, or deactivated. Each change is written to the activity log with the user who made it and the time it happened.

The integration turns itself on when Gravity Forms is active. There is nothing to configure.


Why is it helpful?

Forms are usually the part of a site that quietly stops working. A form gets deactivated, a notification setting is changed, or somebody duplicates a form and edits the wrong copy — and the first sign of trouble is that leads stopped arriving.

With Gravity Forms logging you can:

  • Explain missing leads. If enquiries dried up on Tuesday, check whether the form was deactivated or trashed on Tuesday.
  • Track edits across a team. Every save is attributed, so you know who last touched a form.
  • Spot the duplicate-form mistake. Duplication is recorded, which makes it obvious when two similar forms started to diverge.
  • Keep imports accountable. Imported forms are logged, so a bulk import from another site is visible in the trail.

Who can use it? (Real-World Examples)

1. Marketing teams

  • Scenario: A campaign landing page stopped collecting sign-ups.
  • Solution: Filter the activity log for gravityforms around the date the drop started. A deactivated entry explains it immediately.

2. Agencies with multiple editors

  • Scenario: A client says their contact form "changed" but nobody admits to editing it.
  • Solution: The created / saved entries name the account and timestamp for every save.

3. Site administrators

  • Scenario: A form disappeared from the forms list.
  • Solution: Look for a trashed or deleted entry to see who removed it and when.

How to use it

Step 1: Make sure Gravity Forms is active

The integration is part of Logify PRO and loads only when Gravity Forms is installed and active.

Step 2: Open the activity log

Go to Logify > Activity Logs.

Step 3: Filter to Gravity Forms

Set the Event Type filter to gravityforms. Add a user or date filter to narrow it further.


What gets recorded

Event Action Gravity Forms hook
Form created or saved created gform_after_save_form
Form moved to trash trashed gform_post_form_trashed
Form deleted deleted gform_before_delete_form
Form duplicated duplicated gform_post_form_duplicated
Forms imported imported gform_forms_post_import
Form activated activated gform_post_form_activated
Form deactivated deactivated gform_post_form_activated

Frequently asked questions

Does Logify record form entries or submitted data? No. This integration tracks changes to the forms themselves, not the entries people submit through them. Submitted content stays in Gravity Forms.

Do I need to enable anything? No. Install Logify PRO with Gravity Forms active and the events start appearing.

Can I be alerted when a form is deactivated? Yes, with PRO notifications — see Notifications.

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