A simple typo can be embarrassing (trust me, I know). But on a client contract or an invoice, that same small mistake can actually be costly. Don’t risk making the same errors on your most important paperwork.
In this step-by-step guide, you’ll learn how to use WPForms for automated document generation, instantly turning your form submissions into flawless PDF contracts and invoices.
Let’s get real: most online surveys are a snooze-fest. You spend forever creating them, only for people to close the tab after two questions. But what if the problem isn’t your questions… it’s your tool?
In this post, we’re exploring the biggest names in the game to find out what actually works. Spoiler alert: For WordPress users, there’s one clear winner.
Onboarding new clients doesn’t have to mean endless emails, scattered attachments, and “Did you get my file?” messages. With WPForms, you can turn the whole process into a smooth, professional experience that your clients will actually enjoy.
I’ll walk you through practical ways to use WPForms features like file uploads, user registration, conversational forms, and more, to create an onboarding system that’s easy for both you and your clients.
WPForms can help you cut out the manual steps that slow you down. Not with clunky systems or complicated workflows, but with simple form-based automations that do the job quietly in the background.
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Form styling shouldn’t require a computer science degree. And while we have introduced amazing solutions if you use Elementor or the block editor, we know so many of you rely on our easy-to-use form builder to create your powerful forms. And now, they can be truly beautiful without needing any custom code. I am so […]
Are you tired of getting spam through your WordPress forms, even after setting up CAPTCHA? Sometimes the real problem isn’t bots. It’s actual people submitting the same unwanted messages over and over.
Annoying, right?! If that sounds familiar, you’re not alone. And fortunately, there’s a simple fix: you can block specific email addresses (or entire domains) directly inside WPForms. Let me show you how!