Thenameda Partial Form Recovery for WPForms

Thenameda Partial Form Recovery for WPForms helps you capture incomplete form submissions when visitors start filling out a WPForms form but leave before submitting.

The plugin integrates directly with the WPForms form builder. Enable tracking per form, choose which fields to store, and pick the email field used to identify each abandoned visitor.

Why use this plugin?

• Recover lost leads — Turn incomplete visits into follow-up opportunities.

• Per-form control — Enable tracking only on the forms that matter.

• Privacy-conscious defaults — Sensitive field types such as file uploads, payments, and signatures are not captured.

• No coding required — Configure everything from the WPForms builder and WordPress admin.

Key features

• Per-form tracking toggle in WPForms → Settings → Abandoned Forms

• Email field selection to identify abandoned users

• Field allowlist so you choose exactly which inputs are stored

• Automatic capture when visitors change fields and leave the page

• Abandoned Users admin list with email, IP address, and submission date

• Manual recovery emails with a customizable global template

• Secure recovery links with token-based URLs that pre-fill saved field values

• CSV export filtered by form

• Automatic cleanup when a visitor completes and submits the form

How it works

• A visitor starts filling out a WPForms form on your site.

• As they type, partial data is saved in the background.

• If they leave without submitting, an abandoned entry is stored in WordPress.

• You can review the entry, export it, or email the visitor a recovery link.

• When they return via the link, their previous answers are pre-filled.

• After a successful submission, the abandoned entry is removed automatically.

Compatibility

• WordPress 6.2 or later (tested up to 7.0)

• PHP 7.2 or later

• WPForms Lite 1.8.0 or later (tested up to 1.10.2)

• WPForms Pro

• Classic and modern WPForms front-end markup

• Multipage forms

Privacy note

This plugin stores partial form submissions that may include personal data (such as names and email addresses). Make sure your privacy policy explains that incomplete form data may be collected, and only enable tracking on forms where you have a lawful basis to do so.