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Form Submissions

PDF forms
with webhook submissions.

Your PDF already has the fields. We make them fillable in the viewer — and every submission comes back as clean, typed, attributed data.

Every field comes back typed.

Text, choice, checkbox — each field arrives named, typed, and tied to its page. No flattened blob, no parsing.

text free input
Full name
Alex Rivera
{ "name":  "full_name",
  "type":  "text",
  "page":  1,
  "value": "Alex Rivera" }
radio single choice
Plan tier
Starter
Pro
{ "name":        "plan_tier",
  "type":        "radio",
  "value":       true,
  "exportValue": "Pro" }
checkbox boolean
Opt-in
Subscribe to updates
{ "name":        "subscribe",
  "type":        "checkbox",
  "value":       true,
  "exportValue": "Subscribe" }

Plus dropdowns, multi-line text, and signatures — any standard PDF form field.

One submit.
One structured record.

Every field on every page lands in a single record — tied to the recipient who filled it. No re-keying, no reconciliation.

A
Alex Rivera · alex@example.com
Proposal — Acme × Contoso · submitted 2 min ago
form:submit
full_name
text
Alex Rivera
plan_tier
radio
Pro
notes
text
Need to confirm pricing before signing.
subscribe
checkbox
Yes
4 fields across 2 pages recipient attached

Straight to
the next step.

The moment a reader submits, the form fires an event. Wire it once and the data routes itself — CRM, e-sign, team channel.

form:submit
POST your endpoint
CRM
create / update record
E-sign
open the envelope
Slack
notify the team

Field reports, contracts, vendor intake — submitted as data and moved to its next stage by an Automation rule.

Forms in.
Webhooks out.