Tablesome Pro

Connect supported forms to frontend table views

Tablesome Pro is a WordPress add-on for building tables and managing form data. It can save submissions from Contact Form 7, WPForms, Forminator, Elementor Contact Forms, Fluent Forms, and Gravity Forms to a WordPress database or table view. Display those entries on pages or posts, then edit them with the frontend table editor.

Email columns let you restrict table visibility and editing by email address. User-specific views can display each person only their own data, which supports personalized dashboards and submission tracking.

Configure table data and layouts

Create searchable, filterable, and sortable tables with pagination, fixed columns, adjustable minimum and maximum column widths, and responsive show modes. Supported data formats include text, numbers, rich text, pictures, dates and times, URLs, and email fields. Mobile tables can scroll horizontally or use a stacked display.

Import tables and entries from CSV or XLSX files. Export data from the backend, frontend, or a filtered view. Pro capabilities also include table and record duplication, drag-and-drop row reordering, date value filters, clickable checkbox columns, PDF generation through an action, and tables for WordPress posts, pages, custom post types, and WooCommerce products.

Build workflows around submissions

Tablesome Pro supports unlimited triggers and actions. Available actions include saving individual form entries as CSV files, adding WordPress form leads as HubSpot contacts, sending Slack notifications when a form is submitted, filtering data before frontend display, registering users, submitting posts from the frontend, and redirecting visitors to custom post types or external URLs.

You can also connect WordPress forms with Mailchimp and Notion, make call-to-action buttons, add sponsored tags to URLs and buttons, and use frontend registration or post-submission forms. These settings support lead collection, visitor registration, guest content, internal records, and form-based publishing.

Embed and style tables

Add a table to a page or post with a shortcode, the shortcode builder, or the Tablesome block in the Gutenberg editor. Configure display options, layouts, themes, colors, and other styling. Tables can include GIFs, audio, and video, and table shows can use table schema markup.

Installation and setup

Install Tablesome Pro on your WordPress website, then create a table or connect a supported form integration. Configure the fields, display settings, access rules, and process actions you need. Add the table to a page or post with a shortcode or the Gutenberg block. Before publishing, test frontend viewing, editing, filtering, and exports.