Form submitted
The entry is saved inside WordPress first.
InboxMend saves form submissions inside WordPress first, then gives you Cloud visibility into inbox activity, notification status, failed or missing email events, and connected site health across one site or many.
A visitor can submit a form and the lead can still be missed. SMTP may fail, hosting mail may be blocked, sender settings may be wrong, or a form plugin may not generate a notification email. InboxMend keeps the submission visible first, then shows what happened to the related email event.
The entry is saved inside WordPress first.
The WordPress form inbox keeps the submission visible even when email has issues.
See whether a notification was sent, failed, missing, or unknown.
Review connected sites, latest inbox activity, sync status, and issues from one place.
Save form submissions inside WordPress and connect entries with related email events.
Local inbox enabledGenerate a secure site key and sync inbox activity, plugin status, and email status to InboxMend Cloud.
Secure site keySee which sites are healthy, which need setup, and which have failed or missing notification events.
Review queue readyThe Cloud dashboard shows connected sites, last successful sync, latest inbox activity, notification state, and the next action in one place.
Review which sites and forms received new submissions without opening every WordPress admin panel.
Spot Sent by WordPress, Failed, No email generated, and Unknown notification states.
See what needs setup, review, testing, or attention before a missed lead becomes a problem.
Check plugin status, last sync, setup progress, and blocked or pending connections.
InboxMend starts with one WordPress site and grows into a wider monitoring workspace when needed.
Keep contact form enquiries visible even when email notifications have problems.
Check leads, email status, and site setup without digging through hosting mail logs.
Give support and operations teams one place to review form and notification issues.
Monitor client sites and prepare simple summaries without making agency the only audience.
Create a workspace, connect the plugin, sync your first saved submission, and test a notification channel in minutes.
No. The plugin stores the working inbox inside WordPress. Cloud adds visibility, monitoring, alerts, and reports.
Yes. The trial is designed for one real WordPress site, then you can grow into more connected sites when needed.
Yes. You can connect email, Telegram, Slack, Discord, Microsoft Teams, or webhook channels depending on your setup.
Connect one site, submit a test form, confirm it appears in Inbox, then test a notification channel.