Integration guide

Send WooCommerce store inquiries to a real lead dashboard

Product questions, custom order requests, bulk inquiries — the forms on your WooCommerce store deserve better than getting lost in your regular inbox alongside every other email.

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Works with your existing plugin
Contact Form 7, WPForms, and Gravity Forms all support pointing submissions to a custom webhook.
Tag by product or page
See exactly which product page or campaign each inquiry came from.
Instant alerts
Get notified the moment a customer submits a bulk order or custom request.
Setup

WooCommerce in 3 steps

Open your form plugin's webhook settings

In Contact Form 7, add the free "CF7 to Webhook" add-on. In WPForms or Gravity Forms, use their built-in webhook/Zapier-style integration under the form's Settings tab.

Paste your FormsToDB endpoint

Set your unique FormsToDB submission URL as the webhook destination. Map your form's existing fields (name, email, message) — no need to change your form's design.

Submit a real test inquiry

Fill out the form on your live store. The submission lands in your dashboard immediately, ready to move through a status pipeline.

Questions

Before you get started

Any plugin that supports webhooks or a custom form action works — that covers Contact Form 7 (via a free add-on), WPForms Pro, and Gravity Forms, which together cover the large majority of WooCommerce stores.
No — this only applies to contact/inquiry forms you've added separately from checkout. Your standard WooCommerce order confirmation and transactional emails are untouched.
Yes — each form you create in FormsToDB gets its own submission endpoint, so you can route product inquiries and bulk order requests into separate, distinctly labeled lists within the same dashboard.

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