Do you want to schedule Gravity Forms E-mail notifications, for example for drip campaigns, recurring offers or reminders? With the Notification Scheduler from GravityWiz you can easily do that.
Scheduling options Gravity Forms Notifications
After activating the Notification Scheduler Add-on for Gravity Forms, you’ll see an extra Schedule option in the Notification settings in your Gravity Form. The option to Send Immediately is selected as default and works like you’re used to. You can now also choose for:
- Delay: set a certain delay since the moment the entry was created.
- Date: pick a specific date the notification should be send.
- Date Field: use the date value in a Date Field to schedule the moment the notification should be send.
Delaying Gravity Forms Notifications
If you want to delay / postpone sending the notification, select ‘Delay’. You can delay in minutes, hours, days, weeks, months or years.
Setting a Date to send Gravity Form Notification
If you select Date, you can pick a hard date to send out the notification. This can be handy if you want all the subscribers / e-mail addresses in your entries (or maybe a filtered group of entries) to receive an e-mail at the same time, for example a few days before an event. You can configure a date and a time the e-mail should be send.
Using a Date Field to plan your Notification
When selecting Date Field, you can plan the moment a notification is send out based on the date selected in a Date Field in your form. You can set how many minutes, hours, days, weeks, months or weeks after or before the Date Field date the e-mail should go out.
Repeating a Gravity Forms notification
Notification Scheduler also adds an option to repeat sending out the notification. You can select which interval the e-mail should be repeated (daily, weekly, monthly, yearly) and when the repetition should end (never or after a certain period: minutes, hours, days, weeks, months years).
This examples waits till two months before the value in the Date Field and after that repeats sending the e-mail monthly and stops after 1 year.
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