Forms Overview for Elementor

Forms Overview for Elementor provides a centralized dashboard to monitor all your Elementor form submissions in one convenient location. Perfect for administrators who need to track form performance and identify submission issues quickly! 🚀

This plugin is created by Kreatix WordPress Agency , experts in custom WordPress development and Elementor solutions.

✨ Key Features

🎯 Unified Dashboard – View all Elementor form submissions from across your entire site in one place 📅 Date Range Filtering – Filter submissions by custom date ranges to analyze specific time periods ⏮️ Previous Month Button – Quick access to last month’s submissions with one click ✅ Submission Status Tracking – Separate tracking of successful and failed submissions 🎨 Visual Indicators – Green checkmarks (✓) for successful submissions, red X (✗) for failed ones 📊 Totals Summary – Automatic calculation of total successful and failed submissions 🎭 Clean Interface – Seamlessly integrates with WordPress admin design ⚡ AJAX-Powered – Fast, responsive interface without page reloads 🚀 Performance Optimized – Built-in caching for improved performance

💼 Perfect For

✓ Website administrators managing multiple forms ✓ Monitoring form performance and success rates ✓ Identifying forms with high failure rates ✓ Quick submission reporting for specific date ranges ✓ Tracking form usage patterns over time ✓ Agency owners managing client websites ✓ E-commerce stores with multiple contact forms

🎬 How It Works

1. 01Install & Activate – Simply install the plugin and activate it
2. 02Access Dashboard – Find “Forms Overview for Elementor” in your WordPress admin menu
3. 03Select Date Range – Choose your desired date range or click “Previous Month”
4. 04View Results – See all your form submissions with success/failure counts

📋 Requirements

• WordPress 5.0 or higher
• Elementor Pro (with Form widget)
• PHP 7.2 or higher

🔒 Privacy & Security

• No External Connections – All data stays on your server
• Read-Only Access – Only reads existing Elementor data, never modifies it
• No Additional Database Tables – Uses Elementor’s existing submission data