Content Quality Validation
Supports Gravity Forms, WPForms, and Contact Form 7. Gravity Forms can check visible answers before submission; WPForms and Contact Form 7 use after-submission quality review through the Submission Ledger, not validation blocking, in this release.
What this action does
- Runs during Gravity Forms validation and evaluates submitted content quality.
- Returns structured validity results with field-level feedback when answers need improvement.
- Fails open if structured output is invalid so visitors are not blocked by unsafe or invented guidance.
What it can return
- Valid or invalid state
- Visitor-facing message
- Field-level guidance
- Confidence and execution context
Setup tips
- Describe what meaningful detail looks like for your business, not just a generic word count.
- Use this before submit, then use Missing Information Review after submit for follow-up gaps.
- Avoid making it a spam filter; Spam Detection owns spam classification.
Important guardrails
- This action should not reject content solely because it looks promotional or spam-like.
- When the model response is not safely structured, visitor submission should continue.
- Gravity Forms is the supported validation path; Contact Form 7 does not support validation blocking in this release.
Frequently asked questions
Common questions about checking answer quality before a Gravity Forms submission is accepted.
Yes. When configured for Gravity Forms validation, it can return actionable field guidance and reject answers that are too vague, incomplete, or not meaningful enough.
No. Content Quality Validation checks whether answers are complete and useful. Spam Detection owns spam classification, promotional abuse, and spam-specific handling.
Define what meaningful answers look like for the form, which fields matter most, and what guidance visitors should see when an answer needs improvement.