FlowAlert

WPForms Integration

WPForms Push Notifications

WPForms sends an email when a form is submitted. That email sits unread. FlowAlert sends a WPForms push notification straight to the right person's iPhone or Android — with routing rules, optional acknowledgement, and escalation.

1,000 free events/month · No card required

Why WPForms email notifications fall short.

WPForms sends an email on submission. By the time your team opens it, the lead has moved on or found a competitor.

Notification emails go to a shared address. Nobody knows who is picking it up — so often nobody does.

There's no confirmation a form submission was actioned. Silence is indistinguishable from "someone dealt with it."

High-priority enquiries — large budgets, urgent requests — look identical to low-priority ones in an email inbox.

FlowAlert connects directly to WPForms and routes each submission as a push notification — with routing rules per form, optional acknowledgement, and automatic escalation.

$29/mo

Flat, per workspace — your whole team, no per-seat pricing.

1,000

Free events every month to start. No card required.

How it works

From event to acknowledged alert — the whole path, in order.

1

Install the FlowAlert WordPress plugin — one click, no code required

2

FlowAlert detects your WPForms forms automatically on activation

3

Configure routing rules: which form sends to which person or team

4

A form is submitted — FlowAlert fires a push to the right phone instantly

5

The recipient must acknowledge. No response triggers escalation to your backup

See it in action

WPForms → FlowAlert
New Form Entry
FormGet a Quote (WPForms)
NameMichael Torres
Emailmichael@growthco.com
Budget$5,000–$10,000/month
MessageNeed help scaling our marketing ops...
FlowAlert — Routing rule
Whenwpforms.entry_addnotify
RRachel· Sales Teammatching…
FlowAlertnow

wpforms.entry_add

→ Sales Team · Rachel

Acknowledged · 7 seconds

What you get

Instant push notifications on iOS and Android

Separate routing rule per WPForms form

Route based on form field values

Require acknowledgement & auto-escalate (Pro option)

Escalation chain if no response

Works with WPForms Lite and Pro

No API keys or webhooks to configure manually

Full audit trail per form submission

Use cases

Lead Capture Forms

Every lead form submission pushes directly to the assigned sales rep. They acknowledge and follow up while the prospect is still warm. First response time shrinks from hours to minutes.

Quote & Estimate Requests

Route quote requests to the right estimator based on service type or budget range. The correct person is notified — not whoever checks email first.

Job Application Processing

Application forms fire a push notification to HR the moment they're submitted. High-priority candidates don't wait 3 days for someone to notice a shared inbox.

Event & Webinar Signups

When someone registers, your events coordinator gets notified instantly. Confirmation emails can be triggered, spots tracked, and follow-ups scheduled — all because someone was told in real time.

Support & Help Desk Intake

Support request forms route to the right tier. Urgent issues escalate automatically. No submission falls through because it landed in the wrong inbox.

Multi-Location Businesses

If your WPForms include a location selector, FlowAlert can route submissions to the team for that specific branch or region — cleanly, with no manual sorting.

Every event, routed instantly

The signals this integration fires — each one routable to a different person, priority, or escalation chain.

wpforms.entry_add

A new WPForms form entry was submitted

wpforms.lead_form

Lead capture form submitted

wpforms.quote_request

Quote request form submitted

wpforms.job_application

Job application form submitted

wpforms.support_request

Support or contact form submitted

wpforms.event_registration

Event or webinar registration submitted

WPForms email vs FlowAlert push notifications.

Delivery

Email (minutes to hours)

Push notification (under 2s)

Who owns it

Whoever checks email

Explicitly assigned by rule

Acknowledgement

None

Required before timeout

If unread

Form sits unactioned

Auto-escalates to backup

Route by field value

Not supported

Conditional rules on any field

Audit trail

Email thread

Timestamped log per entry

Common questions

The things people ask before connecting this — the docs cover the rest.

Yes. FlowAlert's WordPress plugin works with both WPForms Lite and WPForms Pro. No paid WPForms features are required.

Yes. Each WPForms form can have its own routing rule — so your contact form goes to sales, your application form goes to HR, and your support form goes to the helpdesk, all automatically.

No. FlowAlert runs alongside WPForms. You can keep your existing email notifications and add push alerts on top — or disable email and use push only. Your choice.

Yes. Routing rules can match on any form field value. Select "Enterprise" in a budget dropdown and that submission routes to your enterprise sales contact automatically.

After a timeout you configure, FlowAlert escalates to the next person or team in your escalation chain. Every submission gets actioned — nobody can claim they didn't see it.

Under 5 minutes. Install the plugin, connect your API key, and configure your first routing rule. Your first push notification arrives within seconds of the next form submission.

FlowAlert starts free with 1,000 push notifications per month. The Pro plan at $29/month covers unlimited events and multiple workspaces. No per-seat fee for staff receiving notifications.

Yes. Each site gets its own workspace with its own API key, routing rules, and team members. You can manage multiple client sites from a single FlowAlert account.

Stop missing what matters.

Set up FlowAlert in under two minutes: connect a source, define your first routing rule, and the right person’s phone knows from then on.

No card required · Free plan forever · REST API included