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Join us for GravityKit Live #5: Optimizing your workflow & exciting GravityView updates
GravityKit Live #5 airs May 21 at 11am EST. Tune in for new GravityView feature previews, a GravityActions bulk email walkthrough, and a live Q&A with the GravityKit team.

Join us on May 21, at 11am EST for a free live broadcast! GravityKit Live is our once-a-month show where we update you on what’s new in Gravity Forms and GravityKit, unveil exciting new features, and answer your questions.
Here’s what we’re going to cover:
- Exciting new features in GravityView
- Bulk updating entries and bulk email sending using GravityActions
- Live Q&A: Zack and Casey answer your questions
Whether you’re new to GravityKit or an experienced user, your success matters to us! If you have questions you’d like us to answer, submit them ahead of time using the form below.
Important details
🕛 When: May 21st, 11am EST (see time in your timezone)
🗓️ Add to your calendar: Google | iCal
📍 Where: Live on YouTube & Facebook
Additional must-know information:
- No login is required to join. Just sign-up using the form below and we’ll send you a link when it starts
- The broadcast is free to join!
- If you have questions, submit them through the form below
- If you can’t make the live session, sign up anyway to receive a link to the recording afterward
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Fill out the form below to submit your questions and save your spot. We hope to see you there 👋
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