Manage Drafts for Gravity Forms
Introducing Manage Drafts for Gravity Forms. Save & Continue lets visitors save a half-finished form to complete later — but Gravity Forms hides those drafts where no admin can see them. This add-on opens them up: a native Drafts screen where you can read, follow up on, and recover every in-progress submission.
See every unfinished submission, nudge the person to finish, and stop losing leads you never knew you had.
🚀 Now at version 1.2.0 (Released 7/20/2026)
➕ Pairs well with Global Search

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What does it do?
Frequently asked questions
Gravity Forms' Save & Continue feature lets a visitor save a partly-finished form and come back later — but those drafts are stored invisibly, with no admin screen to see them. Manage Drafts adds that screen: a native Drafts view where you can read, annotate, remind, extend, export, and delete every in-progress submission.
Yes. The plugin reads the drafts Gravity Forms already stores — there is nothing to migrate and no duplicate storage. Install it and every existing Save & Continue draft appears immediately, including drafts saved before the plugin was installed.
Drafts are created by Gravity Forms' built-in Save & Continue feature, so a form needs “Enable Save and Continue” turned on in its Form Settings to produce drafts. Any form that already has it enabled shows up right away.
The resume link is treated like a password — anyone who has it can open the draft, so the plugin never prints it anywhere in the admin. It is shown only when you explicitly click Reveal, and emailed only to the submitter. Every screen and action is capability-gated using Gravity Forms' own entry capabilities, and you can restrict who may view drafts in the settings.
Yes — that's the Send reminder action. It emails the submitter their private resume link, using the form's own Save & Continue notification if one exists, or a customizable fallback template. The recipient comes from the confirmed address on the draft or the form's email field (always labeled with where it came from); if the form has several email fields, the plugin asks you to confirm the address rather than guessing.
They move with it. When a draft becomes a real entry, its notes are recreated as native entry notes with the original author and timestamp preserved. Two deliberate design notes: if a draft expires or is deleted without ever being submitted, its notes are removed with it, and notes are internal annotations, so they are not included in the CSV export.
No. It is admin-only — there is no front-end code at all, and it reads Gravity Forms' existing draft storage on demand rather than keeping copies of your data.
WordPress 6.5 or later, PHP 7.4 or later, and Gravity Forms 2.5 or later.
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