CalcForms documentation
Everything you need to connect CalcForms, build a calculated form, share it, and get the results out. Short on purpose. If something is missing, email us and we will add it.
What CalcForms is
CalcForms turns a spreadsheet, or a plain-language description, into a web form that calculates as your customer fills it in. You build and edit the form by chatting with an AI assistant. Your customer opens a link, answers a few questions, and sees a price, a quote, or an estimate. Every submission reaches you with the math already done: in ChatGPT, or in the web portal on Pro.
The form shows results as your customer types. When the form is submitted, CalcForms works everything out again on our servers and saves those results, so the results you see are the ones we worked out. A calculated field is shown on the form only if you choose to show it.
In this documentation
- Connect CalcForms: from ChatGPT, from Claude or another MCP client, or from the web portal on Pro, and how sign-in works.
- Build a form: describe it or paste your spreadsheet, what the calculation engine supports, and how to change a form after it is live.
- Share a form: the public link, private invites, the owner-only internal view, and embedding a form on your own website.
- Webhooks: the payload CalcForms sends for every accepted submission, the signature header, and how to verify it.
- Plans: what Free and Pro include.
Reference
- Setup guide for ChatGPT and Claude
- Security: how your data and your customers' data are protected
- Privacy policy and terms of service
- Support, including a free 30-minute onboarding call