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Gravity Perks Disable Entry Creation 2.0.4

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Gravity Perks Disable Entry Creation is a WordPress plugin distributed by Gravitywiz, the team behind the Gravity Perks collection and a well-known name among Gravity Forms users. It does one specific thing: after a form submission completes, it deletes the entry and any files uploaded through the form. The name says it clearly — this is a disable-entry tool. For site owners who run forms for transactional purposes, this removes the stored record automatically. It's built to work within the Gravity Perks framework, which is a suite of small, focused utilities for Gravity Forms. The plugin doesn't add a dashboard, a report, or any interface — it simply acts at the right moment. If your workflow already handles the submitted data elsewhere, the local entry becomes redundant. This perk quietly eliminates that redundancy, keeping the database free of records you will never open. That is the entire job, and it does the job well.

Every Gravity Forms submission normally writes an entry to the database. Entries power the form admin, notification triggers, and exports. But not every form needs a permanent record. Some forms exist only to send email, kick off payment processing, or pass data to a webhook. Storing the data afterward just sits in the database, taking up space and raising privacy concerns. This perk disables entry creation by cleaning it up immediately after the submission flow finishes. Associated files — things like uploaded attachments — are removed with the entry, so no orphaned files remain on the server. It keeps the site tidy without changing anything about how the form functions during submission. The form still validates, still sends notifications, still executes its post-submission hooks. The only difference is that nothing is left behind once those tasks complete. For anyone running contact pages that simply forward information by email, this removes a whole layer of maintenance. For developers, it means one less cleanup script to write.

The deletion runs only after the entire submission process has completed, so the form works normally for the user. The confirmation message still shows; the email still sends. The difference happens behind the scenes. This matters for sites with high volume, where thousands of unused entries accumulate each month. It also matters for privacy-conscious owners who prefer not to retain data they do not need. Because the plugin handles the cleanup automatically, there is nothing for an administrator to remember or run manually. The entry is gone, and the associated files are gone with it. Gravitywiz distributes this tool as part of the Gravity Perks family, so installation and updates follow the same pattern as other perks. That makes the perk useful when form data flows into a CRM or a third-party service — once the handoff is confirmed, the local copy serves no purpose. Unused data in the database is simply gone.

Installing the plugin works like any other WordPress plugin. Once activated, it starts protecting the database from unneeded entries on new submissions. Existing entries in the database are not touched — the cleanup only applies to submissions made after activation. This is a sensible boundary. It's not a destructive bulk-deletion tool. It's a preventive measure. Site owners who want a clean database should pair it with a backup habit. The plugin is deliberately narrow in scope, which is the style of the whole Gravity Perks lineup. There are no extra settings to configure, which keeps the risk of misconfiguration low. For anyone running Gravity Forms and looking to stop storing form data they never use, this small plugin delivers exactly the behavior its name promises. You install it, activate it, and move on with your day. No configuration flow interrupts the process. The plugin quietly does its work on each submission, so the entries list stays empty for the forms you apply the perk to.

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Last updated
August 11, 2026
Delivery
Digital
Availability
In stock
Version
2.0.4
Category
Wordpress Plugins
Item type
plugin
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