Good news: you can claim an entry in GravityView using the [Gravity Flow plugin](https://gravityflow.io) as described [in this how-to article](http://docs.gravityflow.io/article/144-gravityview-claim-an-entry).

Hi GravityView supporter!

Good news: you can claim an entry in GravityView using the [Gravity Flow plugin](https://gravityflow.io) as described [in this how-to article](http://docs.gravityflow.io/article/144-gravityview-claim-an-entry).

Here’s a bit more background:

I’ve been investigating how to add “Claim Entry” functionality to GravityView for a long time. Many customers want it, but it’s complex, and I wanted to make sure it was done right.

Each time I started developing the Claim Entry functionality, I had a feeling it would be better achieved using the [Gravity Flow plugin](https://gravityflow.io). Gravity Flow specializes in this type of functionality: it makes approvals easy that require lots of steps.

I reached out to Steve at Gravity Flow and asked his opinion how he would recommend setting up Claim Entry. He replied with the perfect solution. In [this how-to](http://docs.gravityflow.io/article/144-gravityview-claim-an-entry), he outlines a simple process where you can set up your own Claim Entry form.

Because Gravity Flow does Claim Entry so well, I believe this is the right solution for claiming an entry in GravityView. We will not be adding this to GravityView core; I recommend using Gravity Flow in combination with GravityView instead.

Follow these instructions to [set up Claim Entry using Gravity Flow and GravityView](http://docs.gravityflow.io/article/144-gravityview-claim-an-entry).

Thanks for your vote for the Edit Entry functionality. I hope you find this helpful!

- Zack with GravityView

PS: You’re getting this email: you voted for this feature on this site: https://gravityview.uservoice.com/forums/238941-gravityview-ideas/suggestions/5481461-allow-users-to-claim-an-entry

We’ll update the status when it’s underway. Thanks for the votes!