WordPress

Send form submissions to PINGSLAP.

Most WordPress form integrations send from your website server after the visitor submits the form. That usually avoids browser CORS problems and keeps the webhook URL inside WordPress admin.

After setup, verify it

First use PINGSLAP's test alert to confirm phone notifications work. Then submit the actual WordPress form to confirm the full form-to-PINGSLAP path works. Use the Verify Integration checklist.

Elementor Forms

Native featurePlan requirement depends on Elementor form access

Paste location: Form widget, Content, Actions After Submit, WebHookLast verified: July 14, 2026

Setup summary: Edit the form widget, add WebHook under Actions After Submit, then paste the PINGSLAP webhook URL in the WebHook settings. Save and submit a test form.

Official Elementor documentation

Future screenshot location: Elementor WebHook action settings

Gravity Forms

Official paid add-onServer-side webhook

Paste location: Form Settings, Webhooks, Add New, Request URLLast verified: July 14, 2026

Setup summary: Install and activate the official Webhooks Add-On, add a webhook feed for the form, paste the PINGSLAP webhook URL into Request URL, and use POST with JSON for a typical alert.

Official Gravity Forms documentation

Future screenshot location: Gravity Forms webhook feed

WPForms

Official paid add-onElite license documented

Paste location: Form Builder, Settings, Webhooks, Request URLLast verified: July 14, 2026

Setup summary: Enable the Webhooks addon, open the form builder, add a webhook under Settings, paste the PINGSLAP webhook URL into Request URL, choose POST, and use JSON request format.

Official WPForms documentation

Future screenshot location: WPForms Request URL field

Fluent Forms

Native integrationPlan requirement depends on WebHook availability

Paste location: Form, Integrations, Add New Integration, WebHook, Request URLLast verified: July 14, 2026

Setup summary: Add a WebHook integration feed to the form, paste the PINGSLAP webhook URL into Request URL, choose POST, choose JSON, save the feed, then submit a test entry.

Official Fluent Forms documentation

Future screenshot location: Fluent Forms WebHook feed

Forminator

Native integrationNo separate add-on documented on reviewed page

Paste location: Forminator, Integrations, then form Integrations tab, Webhook URLLast verified: July 14, 2026

Setup summary: Activate Webhook under Forminator integrations, open the form's Integrations tab, add Webhook, enter a connection name, paste the PINGSLAP webhook URL, and save.

Official Forminator documentation

Future screenshot location: Forminator Webhook URL modal

Ninja Forms

Official add-onServer-side webhook action

Paste location: Emails & Actions, Add New Action, Webhooks, Remote URLLast verified: July 14, 2026

Setup summary: Install and activate the Webhooks add-on, add a Webhooks action to the form, paste the PINGSLAP webhook URL into Remote URL, choose POST, and map the fields you want to send.

Official Ninja Forms documentation

Future screenshot location: Ninja Forms Webhooks action

Contact Form 7

No native webhook field verifiedThird-party or custom path required

Paste location: Not documented as a native Contact Form 7 settingLast verified: July 14, 2026

Setup summary: Contact Form 7 official docs reviewed here cover Mail and Additional Settings, but do not document a built-in webhook URL field. To send to PINGSLAP, use a clearly chosen third-party extension, an automation bridge, or custom WordPress development. Do not treat a third-party plugin as official Contact Form 7 functionality.

Official Mail documentation · Official Additional Settings documentation

Future screenshot location: chosen third-party extension or custom implementation guide