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Save progress and recover abandoned estimates

Distinguish browser save-for-later from consent-based server drafts, configure retention and reminders, and test a private resume link.

Updated v10.6.772 min read
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Where to find it

Form settings → General → Server drafts and abandoned estimate recovery; form toolbar → Drafts

Before you start

Browser save-for-later uses the visitor’s local storage and depends on that browser. Server drafts are a separate opt-in feature, require order storage to be enabled, and use an expiring private resume link.

Server draft management panel with no stored draftsOpen full-size screenshot
Only visitors who opted in can appear in this list. Screenshots use the English plugin interface; translated labels can differ.

Step-by-step instructions

  1. Enable the save-for-later button if you want local browser saving. Enable Server drafts and abandoned estimate recovery separately for server-side continuation.

  2. Write the Recovery consent text so visitors understand storage and reminders. Set retention in days and the inactivity threshold that marks a draft as abandoned.

  3. If wanted, enable Send one recovery email automatically, choose its delay and edit its subject/content. Preserve the resume-link placeholder provided by the editor.

  4. Using a test address, opt in on the public form and leave it incomplete. Open Drafts to inspect status and expiry. Test the resume link in another browser and finish the form.

Check the result

No server draft should be created without opt-in. Check restoration of permitted answers, expiry, consent withdrawal and cleanup after submission. Files, passwords, payment details and signatures are excluded; visitors may need to provide them again.

If it does not work

Check consent, an identified email field, order storage, retention and the form’s draft setting. Automatic reminders also depend on WordPress scheduled tasks and working email delivery. An expired or revoked link cannot restore a draft.