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Integrate Asana with Gravity Forms

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  • Getting Started
    • Integrate Asana with Gravity Forms — Welcome & Overview
    • Finding the Plugin in Your Dashboard
  • Setup
    • Connect Asana (OAuth)
    • Create Your First Feed (5-Minute Quickstart)
  • Settings Reference
    • Feed Settings — Name, Conditional Logic & Trigger
    • Asana Task Settings Reference
    • Feed Triggers
    • Mapping Custom Fields
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    • Workflow Steps — Update Task
  • How-to Guides
    • Use Conditional Logic to Route Tasks
    • Choosing the Right Feed Trigger
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Mass Email Notifications for Gravity Forms

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  • Getting Started
    • Mass Email Notifications — Welcome & Overview
    • Finding the Plugin in Your Dashboard
    • Before You Begin: Email Limits & SMTP
    • How Batches Are Created & Sent (5-Minute Delay)
    • Recommended Setup Pattern — Master Control Notification Form
  • Setup
    • Configure Global Send Limits (Throttling)
    • Create Your First Feed (5‑Minute Quickstart)
    • Use a GF Notification as Your Email Template
    • Schedule Batches for a Future Date
  • Settings Reference
    • Global Settings — Limits Reset Rules, Old Batch Cleanup, Cron Toggle & Next Run
    • Feed Settings — Name, Label, Dedupe, Completion Email
    • Choose Target Form & Email Field
    • Email Settings — From, Reply-To, Subject, Message, Merge Tags
    • Merge Tag Fallbacks & CSV Column Mapping
    • Schedule Based on Date Field
    • Conditional Logic — Feed Form vs. Target Form
    • CSV Ingestion
  • How‑to Guides
    • Send an Update to Everyone Who Used Another Form
    • Using Target-Form Merge Tags
    • Segment Recipients with Target-Form Conditional Logic
    • Import a CSV List and Personalize with Merge Tags
    • Build a Front-End “Trigger” Form for Non-Admin Staff
    • Use Populate Anything for Dynamic, Person-Specific Emails
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    • Basics
    • Batches Not Sending / Cron Not Running
    • Preview Shows 0 Recipients with Target-Form Filters (Premium)
    • Hitting Rate Limits
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  • Explanations & Concepts
    • How Batching & Cron Work
    • Throttling Models Explained
    • Deduplication Strategy
    • Batch Statuses & Actions
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Send an Update to Everyone Who Used Another Form

Sometimes you need to reach people who submitted a different form than the one you’re using to trigger the batch. Mass Email Notifications makes this easy with the Target Form setting.


How It Works #

  1. Create or edit a Mass Email feed on your control form.
  2. In the feed settings, select the Target Form that holds the recipients you want to contact.
  3. Choose the correct Email Field from that target form.
  4. Compose your subject and message (or use a notification template).
  5. Submit the control form — the batch will be created using the recipients from the target form.

Example #

  • You run a Donations form and an Event Signup form.
  • To send a follow-up to everyone who registered for the event, set the target form to Event Signup and select its email field.
  • When you submit the control form, the plugin will build a batch of all event registrants.

Tips #

  • Use Conditional Logic in the feed to further segment recipients (e.g., “Event = Gala Dinner”).
  • Preview the estimated batch size after saving to confirm you’re targeting the right audience.
  • Remember that deduplication rules apply — one email per address unless duplicates are allowed.

This pattern is ideal when you have multiple forms collecting different types of contacts but want to send updates across them without exporting data.

Updated on September 7, 2025

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