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Announcing GravityExport 1.1: Trigger exports manually and new Dropbox connection

GravityExport 1.1 adds manual export triggers and an improved Dropbox connection. Schedule Gravity Forms entry reports on a cron job and deliver them to any storage location.

Casey Burridge

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Casey Burridge

Strategic Growth & Operations Manager

Release: GravityExport 1.1: Trigger exports manually

We’re pleased to announce the release of GravityExport 1.1. This new update sees the addition of manual trigger exports, allowing you to schedule reports using cron jobs. We’ve also added a better way to connect your Dropbox account.

Keep reading as we unpack the full release below!

Trigger exports on a schedule using a URL

The GravityExport “Save” feed allows you to send entry reports to remote storage locations like Dropbox or a server running SFTP. With this latest update, you now have the option to manually trigger the feed by calling a public URL (instead of having the feed being processed with every new entry).

This makes for some neat functionality. Having more control over when the feed is processed allows you to schedule cron jobs to export entry reports at defined time intervals (e.g. every day, week or month). 

The 'Public trigger URL' generated by GravityExport, allowing you to manually trigger the exporting of Save feeds.

Remember, when selecting the “Manual trigger” option, the feed will no longer run every time you receive a new entry! Instead, you’ll be responsible for triggering the feed using the public trigger URL.

New Dropbox connection

In GravityExport 1.1, we’ve made it easier and more secure to connect your Dropbox account to GravityExport. Go to the GravityKit “Settings” page, click on “GravityExport” and then click “Connect to Dropbox”. You’ll then be taken to Dropbox to complete the connection.

A button titled 'Connect to Dropbox' on the GravityExport Settings page

Update GravityExport today

GravityExport 1.1 includes the ability to manually trigger exports using a public URL. Using a cron service, you can set reports to export at defined time intervals (such as every week). We also made it easier to connect your Dropbox account.

You can update your GravityExport plugin from the GravityKit “Products & Licenses” page. If you want to see the full release, you can view the changelog here.

Casey Burridge

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Casey Burridge

Casey is a full-stack marketer who employs a systems approach to connect strategy, execution, and long-term growth. With a background spanning technical consulting, adtech, and open-source ecosystems like WordPress, Casey brings a deep understanding of the platforms that power the modern web. Casey holds a Master of Science in Information Systems Management from Salford Business School, where his thesis explored the role of systems thinking in strategic marketing decisions.

Strategic Growth & Operations Manager

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