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Brand new release: Slack Add-On 2.2

By Gravity Forms Published June 4, 2025

Gravity Forms is pleased to announce the release of the Slack Add-On version 2.2. This release contains updates including…

• Updated the API to return WP_Error instead of using die() when an error occurs.
• AF: Updated process_feed() return value for compatibility with Gravity Forms 2.9.4, so the framework can save the feed status to the entry meta.

Turn form entries into Slack updates

Whether you’re managing lead notifications, internal requests, or support ticket updates, this add-on helps you stay on top of submissions by sending real-time alerts to your Slack channels.

The Gravity Forms Slack Add-On allows you to connect your WordPress forms directly to your Slack workspace, enabling instant communication and efficient workflows.

Key Features

• Instant Slack Notifications – Automatically send form entries to a specified Slack channel
• Custom message formatting – Personalize message content using merge tags
• Conditional logic support – Control when messages are sent based on form inputs
• Channel selection – Route different forms to different Slack channels
• Multiple feeds per form – Create tailored alerts for different scenarios

Set up is simple – install the add-on, connect your Slack workspace, and configure a feed to start routing form entries to Slack in real time.

For more information on setting up and using the add-on, visit the Gravity Forms documentation.

Note: The Slack Add-On is available with the Gravity Forms Pro, Elite, and Nonprofit licenses. Visit our pricing page for more information on the features and other add-ons available on each plan.

Slack Add-On v2.2 Changelog

• Updated the API to return WP_Error instead of using die() when an error occurs.
• AF: Updated process_feed() return value for compatibility with Gravity Forms 2.9.4, so the framework can save the feed status to the entry meta.

If you are a Pro, Elite, or Nonprofit Gravity Forms license holder, the Slack Add-On v2.2 can be updated in your WordPress dashboard, or downloaded manually from your account downloads page.