Integrate forms with HubSpot & Slack and Filter tables before Display!

We have just now released Tablesome 1.0, which is packed with powerful and useful features that helps to automate your business workflows to save time and money.

In Tablesome 1.0 Pro version, you get more form automation actions such as CSV generation, HubSpot & Slack integration and table actions such as Filter tables before display and Showing users their own data.

If you are a Tablesome Pro user you can easily update the plugin on your site to use these features. If you are a Tablesome free plugin user, you can try these features by starting a free trial here.

Connect WordPress Forms To HubSpot CRM

With Tablesome 1.0, you can send data from WordPress form submissions to your HubSpot CRM account and form submissions will be added as Contacts. With this HubSpot actions you can,

• Add Contact to HubSpot Account
• Add Contact to HubSpot Static List

Connect WordPress Forms To Slack Workspace

Tablesome 1.0 also comes with Slack integration action that will send a notification message to your Slack workspace when a new form submission is received. When setting up this workflow, you can customize the Slack notification message to include all of the form entry data. With this action you can:

• Send message to Slack Channel
• Send Direct message to Slack User

These form integrations work with all of the supported WordPress form plugins.

Generate a Single CSV Entry

You also get a ‘Generate CSV’ action in Tablesome 1.0, that generates a CSV file from each and every from entry.
The generated CSV file is saved in the WP Library and can be attached to form emails.

Filter Table Data Before Frontend Display

In 1.0 you get a “Filter Table” action for Tablesome On Load Trigger, that helps you to apply filters to table data, that allows you to break down large datatables into smaller tables and display on WordPress posts and pages.

Allow Users To See Their Own Data On Frontend

The Filter Table action comes with filters for Hidden Columns that have data on:

• Created By – ‘Who’ first added the table record
• Updated By -‘Who’ last edited the table record
• Created At – ‘When’ the table record was first added
• Updated At -‘When’ the table record was edited last

Using the Hidden Column filter and the ‘Currently Logged-in User’ smart field you can make it so that users can only see the table record that they have added.

If you’re using Tablesome to save and display form entries, you can use the Filter Table action on the frontend to show users only their own data.