FormsCRM

Connects your CRM with the main Form Plugin directly, and send to your CRM when the form is filled automatically.

With this plugin, you don’t have to use third party software to send your Leads/data to your CRM. You will have a direct connection between your website and your CRM. It’s a connector between Web <> CRM/ERP/Email.

This plugin will connect different Forms plugins to CRM. We support at this time these forms plugins:
– GravityForms
– Elementor Forms
– Contact Form 7
– WooCommerce
– WPForms PRO
– JetForms

If you need to support more Forms plugins, please contact in forum support.

The plugin setup is very easy. Once you have uploaded the plugin, you configure the plugin with the URL, user and password of the user that will create the entries in the CRM.

After that, you’ll go to each form feed that you want to connect with the CRM. You will see a mapping fields where you choose for every field, the equivalent for CRM software field.

The plugin connects with the CRM via API webservice, a secure and best way to connect it. It doesn’t use a third party software. You’ll comply GDPR becaouse of not having a third provider.

At this time, FormsCRM supports in free version:
– Holded
– Clientify
– AcumbaMail
– MailerLite Classic
– Brevo

And you will find, that there are Premium Addons to support:
– Holded CRM
– Odoo
– vTiger 7
– PipeDrive
– Inmovilla
– SuiteCRM
– FacturaDirecta
– WHMCS

You can use multiple feed connector in GravityForms, WPForms PRO, Elementor Forms and ContactForm7, and you can use multiple CRM connectors in the same form.

Demo:

** UTM Tracker Addon **

Know exactly where every lead comes from. The UTM Tracker Addon captures UTM parameters from the URL and automatically attaches them to every form submission sent to your CRM — no hidden fields required.

When a visitor lands on your site with UTM parameters (e.g. ?utm_source=google&utm_medium=cpc&utm_campaign=spring), the addon:

1. Reads the UTM values from the URL.
2. Stores them in a browser cookie that persists for 90 days across page navigation.
3. Preserves first-touch attribution — if the visitor returns later via a different channel, the original source is kept alongside the latest one.
4. Injects the values directly into the CRM payload when the form is submitted, using merge tags in the field mapping (e.g. formscrm_utm:utm_source).

Supported parameters: utm_source, utm_medium, utm_campaign, utm_term, utm_content — plus _first variants for first-touch attribution.

Read the full description on the official page →