Cordex Forms
by My IT and Apps 5 (1 reviews)

Cordex Forms

Build submission forms against Microsoft Dataverse and Dynamics 365. Every submission creates a record in your own environment.

Cordex Forms ranks #53,086 among WordPress.org plugins with 0+ active installations, is #2,059 of 2,578 in the Contact Forms category, a 5/5 rating from 1 reviews, and was last updated Sep 13, 2026. Data from WordPress.org, refreshed twice daily — see methodology.

Compatible with WP 7.1
v1.9.32 Current Version v1.9.32
Updated 2 days ago Last Update on 13 Sep, 2026
Refreshed 6 hours ago Last Refreshed on
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Frequently Asked Questions

Common questions about Cordex Forms

No. Cordex Forms includes its own submission form. You build it in the admin, place it with the [cordex_form] shortcode, and each submission creates a Dataverse record.
Yes. You need your own Microsoft Dataverse or Dynamics 365 environment and an application user (service principal) that can create rows on the tables you want to use. Cordex Forms does not provide the Microsoft environment, and cannot work without one.
Because it encrypts your Dataverse client secret, and every queued submission, with libsodium's authenticated encryption. If sodium_crypto_secretbox() is unavailable, the plugin refuses to start and shows an admin notice rather than storing credentials unprotected. Sodium ships with PHP 7.2 and later and is enabled by default on most hosts; if yours has it disabled, ask your host to enable it.
Single-line text, multi-line text, single choice (option set), yes/no, whole number, decimal, float, currency, and date/time. Column types this plugin does not implement are simply not offered in the field picker. If a table marks such a column as required, the form builder will refuse to save the form and explain why, because Dataverse would reject every submission.
As many as you like. Each form is built in the admin and placed with its own shortcode.
Only what goes to Microsoft: an authentication request to login.microsoftonline.com, and reads and writes against the Dataverse environment URL you configured. Nothing is sent to the plugin author or to any third party. See the External services section above for the full detail.
The environment client secret is encrypted at rest in your WordPress database with the PHP sodium extension. The encryption key comes from the CORDEX_ENCRYPTION_KEY constant when you define one, otherwise it is derived from your WordPress salts. The plaintext secret is decrypted server-side only to authenticate to Dataverse, and is never returned to the browser by any screen or endpoint.
The submission is accepted, stored encrypted in a local queue, and retried automatically with exponential backoff (honouring any Retry-After the service sends) by a scheduled task that runs every five minutes. The visitor sees the normal success message throughout. If an item still cannot be delivered, it is parked on the Queue screen and the site administrator is emailed.
Yes. Cordex Forms Pro is a separate plugin, installed alongside this one. It adds column types and features this plugin does not implement - lookup, customer, owner, party-list, multi-select, file and image columns, related-record writes, reading Dataverse data back out to the site, and more than one environment. Everything described in this readme works fully without it, and nothing here is disabled or restricted when it is absent. See https://myitandapps.com.au/products/cordex-forms/
Yes. Uninstalling removes every option, table, transient and scheduled task the plugin created, including the stored environment and its encrypted secret, the saved forms and shortcodes, and the delivery queue. Back up first if you need to: the Environments screen exports the configuration as JSON, though client secrets are never included in an export. An opt-in setting preserves the data through an uninstall if you are migrating.

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