Send a link. They fill it.
You get the PDF.
Not every document gets filled by code. Sometimes a customer, a hospital, or a new hire fills it. Create a tokenized link from any template and send it. They fill it in the browser, no account and no app, and you get the finished PDF with a full audit trail.
Create a link, then fill it as your customer.
On the left, set up a link the way you would for a real customer. On the right, play the customer: verify the email code, fill the form, submit, and see the audit trail you get back.
No code on anyone's side.
Create a link
Pick a template, turn on email OTP if you need it, set an expiry, and prefill anything you already know. You get a tokenized link.
Send it
Email or message the link to your customer. No account, no app, no code on their side.
Get the PDF
They fill and submit. You get the finished PDF and a full audit trail: who filled it, when, and from where.
Safe to send to anyone.
Email OTP
Optional one-time code to verify the filler before they can submit.
Expiry and max-uses
Make a link single-use, time-limited, or both.
Prefill
Send the link with fields already populated from your system.
Audit trail
Filler email, IP, user agent, timestamp, and a SHA-256 of the PDF on every submission.
The link people actually send.
A TPA sends the hospital a link to fill IRDAI claim form B. The insured fills form A from a separate link. Both arrive signed and machine-readable.
A lender sends a borrower a KYC and loan-agreement link. The borrower fills and signs once; the PDF lands back with the lender.
A recruiter sends a new hire the onboarding pack as one link. Offer letter, NDA, and tax forms, filled and returned.
Web forms, answered.
Does the customer need an account or any code?
No. You create a link and send it. The customer opens it in any browser, fills the form, and submits. There is nothing to install and no login.
Can I verify who filled it?
Yes. Turn on email OTP and the customer must verify a code sent to their inbox before submitting. Every submission records the filler email, IP, user agent, timestamp, and a SHA-256 of the rendered PDF.
Can I pre-fill some fields and control how long the link lives?
Yes. Links support prefilled data, an expiry, and a maximum number of uses, so a link can be single-use, time-limited, and already partly filled.
Is it the same template as the API and the embed?
Yes. One template, one data model. The same form can be filled by your code (API), by a customer through this link, or embedded in your own app. Same PDF, same audit trail.
Send your first form link today.
One template, three ways to fill it: a link like this, an API call, or an embed in your own app.