MIS Webform

In the block editor, click +, search for MIS Webform, and choose your form. In other editors, paste the form's shortcode, for example [mis-webform id="1"].

Go to MIS Webform → Submissions. You can read them, download uploaded files, delete them, and export them to CSV.

1. Go to MIS Webform → Google Sheets and add your Google service account key. The page shows step-by-step how to get one.
2. Share your spreadsheet with the service account email as an Editor.
3. Create a feed: choose a form and a spreadsheet, then save.

It lets visitors sign your form with their mouse or finger, like signing on paper. The signature is saved as an image with the submission.

How many people viewed each form, how many submitted it, and the conversion rate, for the last 7 days. No personal visitor data is stored for this.

Yes. Uploaded files are stored in a protected folder with random names, and only administrators can download them. On Nginx servers, add this rule: location ^~ /wp-content/uploads/mis-webform-private/ { deny all; }

Go to MIS Webform → Settings → Visitor IP address and choose Cloudflare.

1. Turn on the integration in MIS Webform → Settings → WooCommerce.
2. Create a form (the Product Enquiry template is a good start) and choose it as the Enquiry form on product pages. For fields shoppers fill in before buying, choose a form (the Product Customization template is a good start) as Customization fields on product pages.
3. To use a different form on one product, edit the product and choose it in the MIS Webform box. Block theme? Add the shortcode [mis-webform-product-enquiry] to the product template.

The WooCommerce features stop, and nothing else changes. Your forms keep working, and store details already saved with submissions are still shown on the Submissions screen and in CSV exports.

No. Your forms and submissions are kept unless you turn on Data on uninstall in MIS Webform → Settings before deleting the plugin.