@shawn - Yea, I understand. Gravity Forms doesn't do the callback, WordPress does when it does the callback looking for plugin updates. Gravity Forms just hooks into this process and when WordPress pings the repository it also pings our server to check for upgrades. The plugin itself doesn't do it, nor does it tell WordPress when to do it.

Currently Gravity Forms is primarily for front end forms. However, the more advanced it becomes the more usable it will be for back end forms. Reading your reply, you actually gave me a good idea for a future feature that would make back end forms a possibility.

If you have any other questions, etc. Don't hesitate to ask. Thanks!