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  • Using the Plugin on a Client Site
  • BrightLeaf Digital Refund Policy

Integrate Asana with Gravity Forms

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  • Getting Started
    • Integrate Asana with Gravity Forms — Welcome & Overview
    • Finding the Plugin in Your Dashboard
  • Setup
    • Connect Asana (OAuth)
    • Create Your First Feed (5-Minute Quickstart)
  • Settings Reference
    • Feed Settings — Name, Conditional Logic & Trigger
    • Asana Task Settings Reference
    • Feed Triggers
    • Mapping Custom Fields
    • Workflow Steps — Create Task
    • Workflow Steps — Update Task
  • How-to Guides
    • Use Conditional Logic to Route Tasks
    • Choosing the Right Feed Trigger
    • Attach File Uploads to Tasks
    • Use Asana Custom Fields as Automation Signals
    • Workflow Steps: Create Task
    • Workflow Steps: Update Task
  • Troubleshooting
    • Basics
    • Reconnecting / Resetting Credentials
    • Task Creation Failed → Backup Task Behavior
    • Items Not Showing in Drop-downs
    • Feed Page Unavailable
    • Task Description Caused Errors
    • Duplicate Tasks
  • Explanations & Concepts
    • OAuth and Scopes
    • Permissions & Workspaces
    • How Feeds Run
    • Performance Considerations
  • Changelog/Roadmap
    • Changelog
    • Roadmap

Mass Email Notifications for Gravity Forms

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  • Getting Started
    • Mass Email Notifications — Welcome & Overview
    • Finding the Plugin in Your Dashboard
    • Before You Begin: Email Limits & SMTP
    • How Batches Are Created & Sent (5-Minute Delay)
    • Recommended Setup Pattern — Master Control Notification Form
  • Setup
    • Configure Global Send Limits (Throttling)
    • Create Your First Feed (5‑Minute Quickstart)
    • Using a GF Notification as Your Email Template
    • Schedule Batches for a Future Date
  • Settings Reference
    • Global Settings — Limits Reset Rules, Old Batch Cleanup, Cron Toggle & Next Run
    • Unsubscribe Settings (Free Version)
    • Unsubscribe & Preferences Settings (Premium Version)
    • Double Opt-In Settings (Premium Version)
    • Feed Settings — Name, Label, Dedupe, Completion Email
    • Choose Target Form & Email Field
    • Email Settings — From, Reply-To, Subject, Message, Merge Tags
    • Unsubscribe & Preferences Merge Tags Reference
    • Merge Tag Fallbacks & CSV Column Mapping
    • Schedule Based on Date Field
    • Conditional Logic — Feed Form vs. Target Form
    • CSV Ingestion
  • How‑to Guides
    • Send an Update to Everyone Who Used Another Form
    • Create a User Preferences Form (Premium)
    • Set Up a Double Opt-In Workflow (Premium)
    • Using Target-Form Merge Tags
    • Segment Recipients with Target-Form Conditional Logic
    • Import a CSV List and Personalize with Merge Tags
    • Build a Front-End “Trigger” Form for Non-Admin Staff
    • Use Populate Anything for Dynamic, Person-Specific Emails
  • Troubleshooting
    • Basics
    • Batches Not Sending / Cron Not Running
    • Preview Shows 0 Recipients with Target-Form Filters (Premium)
    • Troubleshooting Unsubscribe & Preferences Issues
    • Hitting Rate Limits
    • Emails Going to Spam
    • Entries/Batches Missing After Deletions
  • Explanations & Concepts
    • Understanding Double Opt-In
    • Understanding the Unsubscribe and Preferences System
    • How Batching & Cron Work
    • Throttling Models Explained
    • Deduplication Strategy
    • Batch Statuses & Actions
    • What Gets Logged
    • Limitations & Design Trade‑offs
    • Security & Permissions Considerations
  • Changelog / Roadmap
    • Changelog
    • Roadmap

GravityOps Search

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  • The Display Attribute
  • Nesting Shortcodes
  • Using Search Operators
  • Multi-Input Field Support
  • General Notes

Kanban View for GravityView

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  • Getting  Started
    • Kanban View for GravityView
    • How KV4GV Complements GravityView & Gravity Flow
  • Setup & Configuration
    • Quick Start & Setup
    • Board & Card Configuration
  • How‑to Guides / Use Cases
    • Build a Pipeline Board from a Status Field
  • Changelog & Roadmap
    • Changelog
    • Roadmap
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Kanban View for GravityView

Overview #

Kanban View for GravityView (KV4GV) adds a Kanban board layout to your existing GravityView Views, so you can visualize and manage Gravity Forms entries as movable cards.

What It Does #

  • Displays entries as cards organized into columns.
  • Columns are created from either:
    • A single‑select field (Radio/Select) and its choices, or
    • Gravity Flow workflow steps.
  • Drag and drop a card to another column to update the entry’s underlying value:
    • Field mode: updates the selected field’s choice.
    • Workflow mode: updates the current Gravity Flow step.
  • An Uncategorized section can display entries that don’t match any selected column.
  • Column headers show the number of cards in each column.

How It Fits with GravityView #

  • You create and configure a Kanban board inside a normal GravityView View.
  • All standard GravityView features and settings apply, including inline edit, lightbox, filters, permissions, and search widgets.

Notifications #

  • Entry edits from drag‑and‑drop can trigger native GravityView notifications.
  • KV4GV adds a custom notification trigger: Card Moved (fires when a card changes columns).

Requirements #

  • Premium plugin.
  • PHP 8.0 or higher.
  • Source form should have either:
    • A single‑select field with choices (for field‑based columns), or
    • A Gravity Flow workflow (for step‑based columns).

At a Glance #

  • Build boards from an existing View; no separate UI.
  • Choose which choices or workflow steps appear as columns.
  • Decide whether to show the Uncategorized section and whether to show it when empty.
  • Cards require a title; card body and single entry view are optional and configurable.
Updated on November 3, 2025

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How KV4GV Complements GravityView & Gravity Flow
Table of Contents
  • Overview
    • What It Does
    • How It Fits with GravityView
    • Notifications
    • Requirements
    • At a Glance
  • GravityOps Plugin Family
  • Integrate Asana with Gravity Forms
  • Mass Email Notifications from Gravity Forms
  • Global Variables for Gravity Math
  • Recurring Form Submissions for Gravity Forms
  • Folders4Gravity (free!)
  • GravityOps Search (free!)

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