
We are pleased to announce that Gravity Flow 3.1.1 has been released. This release includes a number of fixes including…
- Fixed an issue where notification emails were sent to all users when the Role field was left empty.
- Fixed a PHP fatal error that could occur when configuring an outgoing webhook with the GET method and a body defined.
- Fixed an issue where saving progress on a User Input step could trigger required field validation for fields with a default value, such as an Address field with a default state.
Automate your form-based processes with Gravity Flow
A form submission doesn’t have to be the end of the line – it can be the starting point for an entire business process. Gravity Flow lets you turn any Gravity Forms entry into a structured, automated workflow: route it to the right approvers, assign tasks, send conditional notifications, generate documents, and update records, all without anyone having to chase it down manually.
Instead of tracking requests across email threads and spreadsheets, your team gets a clear, auditable path from submission to completion, with every step logged and every task assigned to the right person automatically.
If you’re new to Gravity Flow, these tutorials are a good place to start:
How to build a volunteer onboarding workflow for your nonprofit
How to build an employee onboarding form (and the workflow behind it)
Generate PDFs after form submission using Gravity Forms and Gravity Flow
For more information about setting up Gravity Flow, be sure to check out the Gravity Flow documentation.
Gravity Flow 3.1.1 changelog
- Updated the GravityView integration to address deprecated filter warnings for display of the Workflow Detail Link and Workflow Approval Links.
- Fixed an issue where Notification emails are sent to all users when the Role field is empty.
- Fixed a PHP Fatal error that can occur when configuring an outgoing webhook when method is GET and body is defined.
- Fixed a display issue where body is still present when method is GET when configuring an outgoing webhook.
- Fixed a PHP warning that can be logged when an AJAX request is made without an action parameter.
- Fixed an issue where the editable fields lists, including conditional routing, can include display-only fields such as sections, page breaks, and HTML that are not editable.
- Fixed an issue where the Workflow blocks display their column headers and labels in English in the block editor regardless of the site language.
- Fixed an issue where a duplicate legacy conditional routing UI can appear beneath the current one in the email notification settings in Firefox.
- Fixed a PHP error when conditional logic evaluates empty Multi-User field value.
- Fixed an issue where saving progress on a User Input step can trigger required field validation for fields with a default value, such as an Address field with a default state.
- Fixed an issue where AJAX submissions within an entry details page with editable fields, such as Gravity Perks Nested Form, display standard form confirmation message on step save.
If you have an active Gravity Flow license, version 3.1.1 can be updated in your WordPress dashboard, or downloaded manually from your account downloads page.

