Description
320apps Lead Connector sends successful form submissions to the site owner’s
320apps workspace. 320apps can then create an application and notify selected
responsible users through MAX, Telegram, or email.
The plugin does not receive or store MAX and Telegram bot tokens. Connection to
320apps uses a site-bound credential issued through an authorization flow.
Version 0.2.0 changes the visible product identity to 320apps while preserving
the existing plugin update channel and encrypted connection compatibility. It
is available to registered 320apps users on the Start plan and above when a bot
is connected. Contact Form 7 and WPForms have passed live browser and delivery
acceptance. Elementor Pro Forms is included as an experimental feature until
licensed live-site acceptance is complete. Start with a non-critical form and
synthetic data.
External services
The plugin connects only to the 320apps service at my.320apps.ru. Existing
pre-release connections retain their exact encrypted compatibility endpoint and
are never moved automatically during delivery or retry. The plugin sends a site
identifier, site URL and name during connection. For enabled forms it sends the
submitted fields selected by the site administrator, form/page identifiers,
consent indicators and attribution labels. This data is required to create the
application and deliver the owner’s selected notifications.
The plugin never receives or stores MAX or Telegram bot tokens. A site-bound
320apps credential is stored encrypted using the WordPress installation salts.
Requests use HTTPS with certificate verification and are not sent from the form
callback; a durable background queue performs delivery.
320apps terms: https://my.320apps.ru/legal/public-offer
320apps personal data policy:
https://my.320apps.ru/legal/personal-data-policy
Privacy
The site owner remains responsible for selecting an appropriate legal basis,
configuring form consent and updating the site’s privacy notice. The plugin adds
suggested disclosure text to the WordPress privacy-policy helper. Pending form
submissions are encrypted locally; delivered records are removed after 7 days
and records requiring manual retry after 30 days. Administrators can opt into
complete plugin-data removal during uninstall.
Screenshots
Installation
- Install and activate the plugin in WordPress.
- Open Settings, then 320apps.
- Start connection and approve the site in 320apps.
- Select the forms that should create applications.
- Send a test application and verify delivery before enabling live traffic.
FAQ
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Does the plugin store messenger bot tokens?
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No. Messenger credentials remain inside 320apps.
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Does a temporary 320apps outage block the website form?
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No. Successful submissions are written to a local outbox and delivered in the
background with bounded retries. -
Which form plugins are supported?
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Contact Form 7 and WPForms Lite/Pro are supported in this release. Elementor Pro
Forms is included and enabled as an experimental feature. Send one test form and
confirm its delivery before enabling live Elementor traffic.
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Contributors & Developers
“320apps Lead Connector” is open source software. The following people have contributed to this plugin.
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Changelog
0.2.0
- Changed the visible product name to 320apps while retaining the existing plugin slug and update channel.
- Kept existing pre-release connections on their original endpoint without reconnecting or clearing the local outbox.
- Bound every new authorization and credential generation to one exact allowlisted API origin.
- Kept hidden protocol headers and internal WordPress identifiers as stable compatibility contracts.
- Updated the bundled Action Scheduler runtime library to 4.1.0 after the WordPress.org review.
- Raised the declared WordPress requirement to 6.8 to match the bundled scheduler runtime.
0.1.3
- Added a dedicated plugin information URL for WordPress.org directory validation.
- Kept the adapter, delivery, privacy and availability behavior unchanged.
0.1.2
- Opened the first public test release to registered users on Start and above.
- Updated the bundled guide and release wording without changing the supported adapters.
- Kept Elementor Pro Forms explicitly labelled as an experimental feature.
0.1.1
- First customer beta package with Contact Form 7 and WPForms support.
- Included Elementor Pro Forms as an explicitly labelled experimental feature.
- Added an illustrated Russian installation and usage guide.
0.1.0
- First controlled private beta.
- Live-tested Contact Form 7 and WPForms capture with durable asynchronous delivery.
- Added encrypted connection and outbox storage, bounded retries and Site Health diagnostics.
- Added the Elementor Pro Forms adapter through the documented new-record hook.