SmartCloud Flow – Block‑based Forms & Workflow Automation

开发者	smartcloud
更新时间	2026年5月12日 18:07
PHP版本:	8.1 及以上
WordPress版本:	6.9
版权:	MIT
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详情介绍:

SmartCloud Flow is a block-based forms and workflow plugin for WordPress. It combines a modern Gutenberg editor experience with a React/Mantine runtime and an optional AWS backend, so site owners can design forms in WordPress while choosing where submissions should be posted and, in Pro, running submissions, templates, workflows, and integrations in their own AWS account. Flow is part of the WPSuite family of plugins by Smart Cloud Solutions, Inc. Free mode Flow does not require a hosted SaaS backend or a WPSuite connection to render forms. In Free mode, each form can post directly from the browser to a URL you define per form. That endpoint may be:

your own custom endpoint,
a WordPress-side endpoint you implement yourself, or
the Flow backend submission endpoint, if you later deploy it.

Pro mode Pro becomes available after connecting your WordPress site to a WPSuite.io workspace. It is designed to work especially well with the separately deployed WP Suite Flow Backend in your own AWS account. A typical Pro setup is:

deploy the Flow backend to AWS,
add the published backend API base URL to Gatey as a separate API,
choose the desired protection mode for that API (IAM or COGNITO, matching the backend deployment),
then select that API in SmartCloud → Flow Settings → API Settings.

This lets Flow use Gatey-aware authenticated API access, while keeping the backend in your own AWS account. Key features

Gutenberg form builder — Build forms with a dedicated Form block, layout/container blocks, and rich field blocks.
Single React runtime per form — Front-end forms run as one mounted React tree.
Rich display & content blocks — Use styled content primitives such as blockquotes, marks, badges, code blocks, spoilers, lists, tables, timelines, and overflow lists alongside inputs.
Conditional logic & validation — Show/hide, enable/disable, require/optional, and other rule-based field behavior.
Theme overrides & design tokens — Theme both interactive controls and display/content blocks inside the Shadow DOM with Mantine variables and stable --flow-* CSS tokens.
Shortcodes & Elementor support — Reuse forms via shortcode and Elementor integrations.
Flexible submission target model — Submit directly from the browser to a per-form endpoint URL.
Pro: backend-aware operation — Connect Flow to the AWS-hosted Flow backend for durable submissions, admin tooling, templates, workflows, and webhook-driven automation.
Pro: backend form sync — Optionally sync Gutenberg-defined forms into canonical backend form definitions stored in AWS.
Pro: admin application — Manage submissions, templates, workflows, and backend/API settings from WordPress admin.
Pro: workflow automation — Event-driven automation for emails, webhooks, status changes, and related operational flows.
Pro: security & ownership — Deploy into your own AWS account and choose auth modes such as IAM or COGNITO.

You can find continuously expanding documentation at: https://wpsuite.io/docs/ This plugin is not affiliated with or endorsed by Amazon Web Services or the WordPress Foundation. All trademarks are property of their respective owners.

安装:

Upload the plugin ZIP (or install from the WordPress plugin repository).
Activate the plugin through the “Plugins” screen in WordPress.
Go to WP Admin → SmartCloud → Flow Settings, review the configuration.
Build a form in Gutenberg and configure its submission target.
Optionally, for Pro:
connect the site to a WPSuite workspace,
deploy the WP Suite Flow Backend into AWS,
add the backend API to Gatey,
then select that API in SmartCloud → Flow Settings → API Settings.

屏幕截图:

升级注意事项:

1.0.1 Fixes the optional "Powered by" attribution so it appears below rendered Flow content/forms when enabled. 1.0.0 Initial release.

常见问题:

Does Flow work without an AWS backend?

Yes. Flow can render forms and submit them directly from the browser to any endpoint URL you configure for the form.

Does Flow store submissions in WordPress?

Not by default. Flow posts to the configured endpoint. If you want WordPress to receive and store submissions, you need to implement a receiving endpoint on the WordPress side yourself.

Does Flow send my data to third parties?

Only when your configured submission target or protection settings require it. For example, if you enable reCAPTCHA or post to an external backend endpoint, the browser will make external network calls. See External Services below.

What is the easiest Pro setup?

Deploy the WP Suite Flow Backend into your own AWS account, register its API base URL in Gatey as a separate API, configure the matching protection mode (IAM or COGNITO), and then select that API in SmartCloud → Flow Settings → API Settings.

What happens if I disable the backend?

Forms can still work as long as they submit to another valid configured endpoint. Backend-dependent features such as submissions management, templates, workflows, and related admin tooling will no longer be available through that backend connection.

Will it work with static exports?

Yes. Flow runs in the browser and can submit directly to the configured endpoint, so WordPress/PHP does not need to proxy the request.

Does this work outside Gutenberg?

Yes. Use the [smartcloud-flow-form] shortcode or the Elementor widget. Developers can also integrate the JavaScript APIs directly.

更新日志:

1.0.1

Fix: The optional "Powered by" attribution now renders correctly below the Flow content root / form when enablePoweredBy is enabled in the admin settings.

1.0.0

Initial release.
Gutenberg form builder with React/Mantine runtime.
Conditional logic, shortcode support, and Elementor integration.
Flexible per-form submission target model.
Optional Pro integration with the WP Suite Flow Backend and Gatey-aware authenticated API access.