WPsigner for Gravity Forms is now listed on the Gravity Forms Marketplace.
If you already collect intake with Gravity Forms, you can turn a qualifying submission into a signing request—without exporting the entry to a per-envelope SaaS.
Form submit → signed PDF
Keep Gravity Forms for the form. Hand the contract to WPsigner.
On submit, a feed can:
- Create a document from a WPsigner template
- Map name and email to signers
- Pass other fields into merge tags
- Send the signing request right away, or wait
- Put the signing link in the confirmation or notification
- Link the signed PDF back to the Gravity Forms entry
Conditional logic is supported, so only matching submissions start a document.
What this is not
This is not the Gravity Forms Signature field. That add-on draws a signature on the form. WPsigner builds a document, runs a signing workflow, and keeps an audit trail on your WordPress site.
Use the Signature field for a waiver scribble. Use WPsigner when the output has to be a contract.
The longer comparison is here: Gravity Forms Signature vs WPsigner.
Built for Gravity Forms workflows
Contract intake. Lead form submits → agreement generated and sent.
Conditional agreements. Only start the full contract when amount or type matches the feed.
Multi-party intake. Collect several signer emails on one form and route the document.
Ops follow-up. Support opens the entry and finds the signed PDF next to the answers.
How to get it
- Install Gravity Forms and WPsigner Pro on the same WordPress site.
- Open WPsigner → Integrations → Gravity Forms → New Feed.
- Choose the form, template, signer mapping, and whether to send immediately.
- Add the signing link to the form confirmation or notification if you want the submitter to sign on the spot.
The add-on is included with WPsigner. Setup guide: Gravity Forms docs. Product page: wpsigner.com/features/gravity-forms-integration.
WPsigner for Gravity Forms is a third-party add-on by WPsigner. It is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or sponsored by Gravity Forms.