內容簡介
EntryPilot 是一款 WordPress 表單條目管理外掛，能將多個表單外掛的提交資料集中在一個管理控制台中，讓使用者輕鬆搜尋、篩選、更新狀態及匯出 CSV 檔案。
【主要功能】
• 集中管理多個表單外掛的條目
• 支援多種表單外掛，如 Contact Form 7 和 Elementor Forms
• 提供即時分析儀表板和互動圖表
• 自動發送每日與每週報告
• 快速識別活躍表單及提交趨勢
外掛標籤
開發者團隊
② 後台搜尋「EntryPilot – Universal Form Entries」→ 直接安裝（推薦）
原文外掛簡介
EntryPilot – Universal Form Entries is a WordPress form entries manager that brings submissions from multiple form plugins into one admin dashboard.
Instead of switching between different form plugin screens, you can view WordPress form entries, search them, filter them, update their status, and export them to CSV from a single place.
EntryPilot reads form data through a provider-based architecture. It does not modify the original form plugin data or replace your form builders.
Supported form plugins
Providers are detected automatically. If a plugin is not installed or active, it stays hidden.
Contact Form 7 (Native Support – Flamingo not required)
MetForm
Fluent Forms
Gravity Forms
Formidable Forms
Elementor Forms (Elementor Pro)
Why install EntryPilot?
Manage Contact Form 7 entries, MetForm entries, Gravity Forms entries, Fluent Forms entries, Formidable Forms entries, and Elementor Forms entries in one Entry Manager.
Keep your existing form plugins unchanged.
Work faster with AJAX tables, filters, status workflows, and CSV export.
Extend support later through the provider SDK and developer hooks.
Monitor form performance through a modern analytics dashboard.
Receive automated daily and weekly email reports with CSV exports.
Track entry growth across all supported form providers.
Quickly identify your most active forms and recent submission trends.
The UI, repository, export, statistics, search, pagination, filters, and settings are provider-agnostic. Adding another form plugin only requires a new provider class registered through the epufe_register_providers filter. A developer guide is included in the plugin docs/ folder.
Features
Dashboard
Modern analytics dashboard with real-time entry insights
Unified overview across all supported form providers
Interactive charts powered by Chart.js
Total, daily, weekly, and monthly entry statistics
Active forms and connected providers overview
Growth trends and performance metrics
Entries over time analytics
Form-wise entry distribution
Provider-wise analytics
Device and browser analytics (when available)
Submission heatmap and activity insights
Recent entries timeline
Top performing forms
Responsive dashboard optimized for desktop, tablet, and mobile
AJAX-powered charts with optimized loading
Entry Management
View entries from multiple WordPress form plugins
Search form entries
Date and status filters
Sorting and pagination
Dynamic columns based on each form’s fields
Entry detail page with full submission data
Attachment preview
Attachment download
Status Management
Custom Status Manager
Create and edit statuses
Enable or disable statuses
Reorder statuses
Set a default status for new entries
Colored status badges
Quick status updates from the entries table
Bulk status updates
Status filters and sorting
Export
CSV export for WordPress form entries
Export respects the current search and filters
Bulk-friendly export workflow
Email Reports
Automated daily email reports
Automated weekly email reports
HTML summary email with entry statistics
Form-wise entry counts
Configurable report schedule
Multiple recipient support
Send reports only when new entries exist
Manual “Send Test Email” option
Manual “Generate Report Now” option
CSV report attachment
ZIP attachment support for multiple form exports
Report history and delivery logs
WordPress Cron integration
Performance
AJAX-powered tables for large datasets
Transient caching
Automatic cache invalidation when entries change
Developer
Documented Provider SDK
Hooks for status and entry workflows
Extensible provider architecture for future form plugins
Compatibility
WordPress 6.0+
PHP 8.0+
Multi-language support with prebuilt language packs
Languages
EntryPilot is fully translation-ready and follows WordPress internationalization (i18n) standards.
The plugin ships with prebuilt language packs. WordPress automatically loads the matching translation based on your site language settings.
Current bundled languages include:
English (Default)
Chinese (Simplified) (zh_CN)
Dutch (nl_NL)
French (fr_FR)
German (de_DE)
Hindi (hi_IN)
Italian (it_IT)
Japanese (ja)
Korean (ko_KR)
Polish (pl_PL)
Portuguese (Brazil) (pt_BR)
Portuguese (Portugal) (pt_PT)
Russian (ru_RU)
Spanish (es_ES)
Turkish (tr_TR)
Community translations are welcome through WordPress.org Translate. Developers can also add or update translations using the included POT file in the plugin languages folder.
Privacy
EntryPilot – Universal Form Entries reads form submission data that already exists in your WordPress database and shows it to logged-in administrators with the manage_options capability.
CSV exports are generated on demand and streamed directly to the requesting administrator. They stay local to your site and browser download.
Debug logging is optional. When enabled, diagnostic messages may be written to a protected log file in the WordPress uploads directory. Those logs are removed when the plugin is uninstalled.
Appsero SDK / telemetry
EntryPilot – Universal Form Entries uses Appsero SDK to collect some telemetry data upon user’s confirmation. This helps us to troubleshoot problems faster and make product improvements.
Appsero SDK does not collect any data by default. The plugin shows an admin opt-in notice first. Telemetry starts only after an administrator explicitly allows tracking.
After opt-in, Appsero may collect non-intrusive environment and usage information such as:
WordPress and PHP versions
Plugin version and active theme / plugins (for compatibility diagnostics)
Site URL and admin email (for insight association)
Basic usage / deactivation feedback shared when uninstalling or deactivating
Crash and error-related diagnostic signals when available
You can decline the notice at any time. No personal form entry contents (names, messages, uploads, notes) are sent to Appsero as part of this telemetry.
For Appsero’s privacy practices, see: https://appsero.com/privacy-policy/
EntryPilot itself does not add public cookies and does not track site visitors.
