FormStatus documentation
FormStatus checks whether your forms can be submitted and whether the expected email notifications arrive. Start with the WordPress companion plugin, then add a form in your account.
Get started
Section titled “Get started”Install the WordPress pluginConnect your WordPress site to FormStatus.
Add your first formChoose a form and run your first test.
Understand your results
Section titled “Understand your results”Understand test resultsFind out what Passed and Failed mean.
Troubleshoot a failed testWork through submission, SSL, and email problems.
Manage your monitoring
Section titled “Manage your monitoring”Choose a monitoring scheduleSet up daily, weekly, or monthly checks.
Run a manual testCheck a saved form without waiting for its next scheduled run.
Configure test valuesReview fields and decide how to handle changes to your form.
Choose alert recipientsSend failure alerts to the people responsible for each website.
Manage forms across websitesKeep client forms organized in one account.
Form compatibilityFind guidance for your WordPress form builder.
Understand billingFind subscription, usage, and invoice details.
Record a custom workflow
Section titled “Record a custom workflow”Use the Chrome extension to record a form, upload a manual recording, or edit custom steps when your workflow needs more control.
For email and access issues, see email not detected, CAPTCHA, and firewall access. Read test data and privacy before choosing test values.
Work with your team and tools
Section titled “Work with your team and tools”See team access to organize client monitoring and invite colleagues. Use AI Integration to connect an assistant to your monitoring data and request tests.
Need more help?
Section titled “Need more help?”Email support@formstatus.co with your form URL and the test you need help with.