Connect WordPress Forms
to Salesforce

Install Sawfish

Download and activate the Sawfish plugin on your WordPress site. No developer needed.

Connect Salesforce

Create a Salesforce External Client App, enable OAuth, and authorise the connection inside WordPress Settings.

Map & Publish

Add the Sawfish shortcode, set the Salesforce object and field names, then embed the form on any page or post.

How it works under the hood

Map any form field to any Salesforce field

Sawfish uses a simple hidden-field convention. Add sf-o to tell Sawfish which Salesforce object to write to, then name each input after the Salesforce field API name. That's it — no admin screen mapping, no webhooks.

• ✓ Works with every form plugin — Gravity Forms, Elementor, Ninja Forms, WPForms, or plain HTML
• ✓ Create or update records — set sf-form to create or update
• ✓ All standard & custom objects — any Salesforce object with an API name works
• ✓ Real-time, no middleware — data goes directly from WordPress to Salesforce via OAuth

<!-- Sawfish submit shortcode on the page -->

<!-- Your form -->
<form method="post" action="">

  <!-- Object to write to -->
  <input type="hidden"
         name="sf-o"
         value="Contact" />

  <!-- Action: create or update -->
  <input type="hidden"
         name="sf-form"
         value="create" />

  <!-- Field API names -->
  <input name="LastName"    placeholder="Last Name" />
  <input name="Email"       placeholder="Email" />
  <input name="Phone"       placeholder="Phone" />

  <button type="submit">Submit</button>
</form>

Change Contact to Lead, Account, or any custom object API name.