AYYES Forms is a WordPress form builder for contact forms, quote requests, appointments, registrations, applications, and other lead forms.
Fields include text, paragraph, name, email, number, slider, dropdown, radio, checkboxes, consent, phone, URL, address, date/time, file upload, rating, hidden, page break, signature, HTML, and divider. Payment fields are visible only for migration compatibility and cannot collect card details or process payments in this release.
The plugin provides a honeypot, rate limiting, and per-form CAPTCHA. Smart CAPTCHA Setup tests the chosen provider before activation.
Local challenges expire and cannot be replayed. Verification runs server-side for AJAX and normal submissions.
Notifications use WordPress mail by default. Administrators may enable custom SMTP, test delivery, and review Accepted or Failed logs. Accepted means the mail transport accepted the message; it does not guarantee inbox delivery.
When lead storage is enabled, submissions are stored in WordPress before notifications run. Administrators can search, filter, assign owners, update statuses, add values/tags/notes, export leads, and download protected uploads through signed links.
Migration supports dry-run review for Contact Form 7, WPForms, and Fluent Forms. Keep the source plugin active until the imported form and any placement replacement have been verified. Available rollback tools protect later edits and dependent lead records.
Form Health Check reports delivery, storage, spam, validation, mobile, and lost-lead risks without changing live forms.
Core form building does not require AYYES AI. When an administrator starts connected AI generation, the plugin sends the prompt, site name, site URL, locale, a sanitized supported form structure, notification/confirmation content, and optional public-page metadata to the configured AYYES AI service.
If AI lead qualification is enabled, the service receives a sanitized summary of supported non-private answers. Name, email, phone, address, signatures, files, hidden values, and consent fields are excluded. The service is contacted only when an administrator configures and uses or enables the related feature.
AYYES Privacy Policy: https://ayyes.com/legal-notices/privacy-policy/
AYYES Terms of Service: https://ayyes.com/legal-notices/terms-of-service/
An administrator may configure an SMTP server. When custom SMTP is enabled and an AYYES notification or test is sent, recipient/sender addresses, subject, message, attachments, and normal connection information go to that chosen server. AYYES Forms does not choose the provider and does not reroute mail from other plugins. The administrator is responsible for that provider’s terms and privacy policy.
Google reCAPTCHA v2 is optional. It connects only after an administrator selects it, tests the keys, and enables CAPTCHA on a form. Public forms load the script from recaptcha.net or google.com. Google may receive the visitor’s IP address, browser/device details, cookies, and interaction data. On submission, the response token and visitor IP are sent with the administrator’s secret key to Google’s verification endpoint.
Google Privacy Policy: https://policies.google.com/privacy
Google Terms of Service: https://policies.google.com/terms
When an administrator supplies a public HTTPS URL and starts AI generation, WordPress requests that URL once for a limited sample of public metadata. The destination may receive the WordPress server IP and normal request information. No saved lead data is sent. The selected site’s own terms and privacy policy apply.
Mailchimp, Brevo, webhooks, Zapier, Google Sheets, Stripe, PayPal, and Square do not send data in this release. Payments, advanced CRM integrations, and conversion analytics are marked Coming Soon.