WordPress lead management, built into your forms

A GDPR-friendly WordPress form starts with control over the data you collect. Neural Forms stores submissions in your own WordPress database, includes an acceptance field for consent, and gives you the tools to export or remove a person’s entries on request. This page describes what the plugin does today; it is not legal advice, and compliance depends on how you configure and run your site.

Data you control, consent you collect, requests you can answer

Five capabilities that help you handle personal data responsibly.

Consent field

Add an acceptance field so visitors agree before submitting. The form cannot be submitted until the checkbox is checked.

Your database

Submissions are stored in your own WordPress install, in the built-in inbox. Data stays on your server, not a third-party service.

Export on request

Export a person’s entries to CSV with date range and status filters. Fulfill data access requests from the inbox.

Delete on request

Move entries to trash and remove them from the inbox. Handle deletion requests directly from your WordPress dashboard.

Fewer unwanted records

AI spam handling filters junk submissions before they land in your inbox, so you store fewer records you never wanted in the first place.

Know where your data lives and act on requests

Handling personal data responsibly means knowing where it lives and being able to act on a request. Because submissions stay in your own WordPress database and you can export or delete them, you keep control of the data rather than handing it to a third party by default.

Neural Forms GDPR friendly Form

Features that support data responsibility

Spam filtering, export tools, and CAPTCHA all reduce the data you handle.

Spam protection

The inbox stores every submission permanently. Email notifications are a real-time alert on top.

CSV export

Export entries with date range and status filters to fulfill data access requests from the inbox.

reCAPTCHA and Turnstile

Block bots before they submit — an added layer that reduces junk data at the source.

Frequently asked questions

In your own WordPress database, accessible through the built-in inbox.

Yes. Use the acceptance field so visitors agree before submitting.

Yes. Export entries to CSV or move them to trash to remove them.