Plays nicely with 38+ plugins and services.

The data source. Every entry written by GF, including those created by add-ons or imported via CLI, appears in Gravity Tables on the next render.

Most Perks (Conditional Logic Dates, Nested Forms, Populate Anything, Read Only) operate at form-level and produce normal entries, which Gravity Tables shows like any other entry.

Use a Gravity Tables view of the parent form, then add a _count or _sum virtual column for the nested-form aggregates. Full comparison on the vs page.

They're complementary. Use GravityView for single-entry detail pages, Gravity Tables for the editable/exportable list view. Many teams use both side by side.

Entries created by the User Registration add-on are normal entries. Pair with filter_user_owns="..." to give each user their own self-service portal.

Payment fields render in tables as you'd expect. The audit log captures status changes so you can see who marked a payment refunded and when.

allowed_roles="..." accepts PMPro membership levels (the role they map to). Pair with filter_user_owns for member-only directories.

Same pattern as PMPro. MemberPress role mapping is detected automatically, so allowed_roles="gold-tier" works without extra glue.

Use RCP's shortcode wrapper around the Gravity Tables shortcode for level-gated visibility. Or rely on allowed_roles for capability-based gating.

Use the gt_filter_query hook to scope tables to a BuddyPress group context. Pattern: read the active group from the request, narrow field_filters to that group's entries.

Use the Shortcode block, paste [gravity_table id="42"]. Or use the dedicated Gravity Tables block (auto-completes parameters from a UI panel).

Drop a Shortcode widget. Tables work inside containers, columns, sticky sidebars, no layout-clash, no z-index battles.

Use the Shortcode element. CSS variables exposed by Gravity Tables map cleanly to Bricks' theme styles.

Code module with the shortcode. Tested against Divi 4.x and 5.x.

HTML or Text module containing the shortcode. No additional configuration.

Shortcode element. Both builders' raw-HTML output preserves Gravity Tables' classes for styling.

Hook gt_action_after_inline_edit to push the changed entry into a FluentCRM contact / list. ~15 lines of PHP, full pattern in the moderation-queue guide.

Same pattern: hook a status change → Brevo API call. Brevo's WordPress plugin exposes a helper for adding contacts to lists.

Use gt_action_after_status_change to sync to a Mailchimp audience tagged by status (won → "customers" tag, lost → "lost-leads" tag).

Webhook pattern: every N pending submissions or every status change triggers a wp_remote_post to a Slack incoming webhook URL. Sample code in the moderation-queue guide.

Same webhook pattern as Slack, both products accept simple JSON payloads with content + author fields.

Gravity Tables uses wp_mail() for the rare emails it sends (export-ready notifications). Any SMTP plugin that intercepts wp_mail works transparently.

Custom roles defined by Members are recognized by allowed_roles="moderator,custom-role" automatically.

Same, capability changes propagate to Gravity Tables on the next page load.

Capability filter chain is respected. Use it to grant edit_others_posts (the default custom-bulk-action capability) granularly.

SSO logins create normal WP users with normal roles, Gravity Tables only ever reads the role/capability state, so SSO is transparent.

Built-in row-action, map up to 4 GF fields onto WC product attributes (title / regular price / SKU / description), click the cart button on any row, a draft WC product is created via WC_Product->save(). Loads only when WooCommerce is active.

Same pattern as the WC integration but via gravity_tables_entry_created, hook into the entry-created lifecycle event to call EDD's download-creation API. Roughly 25 lines of PHP.

Subscription products created by the native WC integration become subscription-eligible automatically (since the underlying WC product object supports both modes).

Use wp gt export --format=xlsx to run an export from a cron job or CI pipeline. Subcommand list: wp gt --help.

Export to CSV, then =IMPORTDATA("https://...") in a sheet for a near-live mirror. For two-way sync, use TableCrafter (sister product).

.xlsx export uses the PhpSpreadsheet library, formula-cell preservation, frozen header row, autofit columns. No browser-print workaround.

PDF exports honor the active filter and column visibility. Page header / footer / company logo configurable in settings.

Hook gt_action_after_inline_edit or gt_action_after_bulk_action to call a webhook. Any iPaaS that accepts a webhook trigger plugs in.

Translate the page that hosts the shortcode; the entries themselves are language-agnostic. For per-language entry filtering, add a language Hidden field.

Same pattern as WPML.

In-context UI translation works for the toolbar, filter chips, and bulk-action labels.

License is per-network on Agency tier ($971.88/yr, unlimited sites). On Pro tier, license counts per active site.