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Certify Consent and Validate Form Submissions in WordPress

Add TrustedForm certification to your forms to capture consent details and validate submitted lead data.

  • TrustedForm integration Bring TrustedForm certification to your WS Form forms.
  • Capture consent details Document proof of consent and contact intent for submitted leads.
  • Store certificate data Choose fields for the certificate URL, ping URL, and token.
  • Sandbox testing Test TrustedForm in sandbox mode before going live.
  • Optional identifier Add a unique identifier for tracking and reporting.
  • Multiple form support Use TrustedForm-enabled forms on the same page.

Add TrustedForm to your forms in WordPress to certify and validate submitted form data. It helps document proof of consent, contact intent, and the time and source of form submissions.

The TrustedForm field can add compliance support to any WS Form form. You can choose fields for the certificate URL, ping URL, and token, enable sandbox mode for testing, and set an optional identifier for tracking and reporting.

WS Form automatically enqueues the TrustedForm JavaScript and binds TrustedForm to your form so it only records consent for that form. You can also use TrustedForm on multiple forms on the same page.

  • Add compliance support

    Add TrustedForm compliance to any WS Form form to support lead certification workflows.

  • Document submission details

    TrustedForm helps certify consumer consent and document the time and source of form submissions.

  • Choose storage fields

    Select which fields store the TrustedForm certificate URL, ping URL, and token.

  • Optional ping and token

    The ping URL field and token field are optional when configuring TrustedForm.

  • Sandbox by default

    When added from the Section Library, the TrustedForm field starts with Sandbox enabled for testing.

  • Automatic form binding

    TrustedForm is automatically bound to your form so it only records consent for that form.

  • Control sensitive fields

    Invert Field Sensitivity gives you more control over which fields are treated as not sensitive during certification.

  • Publisher provided identifier

    An optional identifier appears in Publisher Provided Data on TrustedForm Certificates for tracking across certificates.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What does Certified Submissions do in WS Form?

It adds TrustedForm to your form so you can certify and validate submitted form data, including proof of consent and contact intent.

What fields are added when I add TrustedForm to a form?

Adding the TrustedForm section automatically adds four fields: TrustedForm, TrustedForm Certificate URL, TrustedForm Ping URL, and TrustedForm Token.

Can I choose where TrustedForm data is stored?

Yes. You can choose which fields store the TrustedForm certificate URL, ping URL, and token. Hidden fields are recommended.

Can I test TrustedForm before going live?

Yes. The TrustedForm field supports Sandbox mode for testing, and Sandbox is enabled by default when the section is added from the Section Library.

Can I use TrustedForm on more than one form on the same page?

Yes. WS Form supports multiple TrustedForm-enabled forms on the same WordPress page.

How do I enable certified submissions in WS Form?

Drag the TrustedForm section from Build > Sections into your form. To configure it, open the TrustedForm field settings. For setup details, visit the TrustedForm guide.

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