Hi Guys,
We ran into a case where a client needed to store Gravity Forms submissions directly in a structured reporting database — and keep it in sync. So we built a simple add-on to do exactly that.
It lets you:
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Map form fields to your own database columns
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Choose whether to insert new rows or update existing ones
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Handle deletes cleanly, with soft/hard delete options
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Connect to internal or external databases securely
You can store the database credentials in the plugin settings or safely define them in wp-config.php. Everything runs server-side.
We’ve used it in a few projects where the native entry storage wasn’t enough — especially for clients who need to feed Gravity Forms data into custom dashboards or internal tools.
If you’ve built something similar, or needed this kind of control before, I’d be curious how you handled it.