Fill PDF templates from ChatGPT

Add DocSpring to your ChatGPT workspace as a custom MCP server, sign in, and mention DocSpring in a chat. ChatGPT finds your templates, fills them in with the details you give it, and sets up signature requests.

What you can do with ChatGPT

In a chat

Fill in templates
Make test PDFs while you check a template, and live PDFs when you ask for a real document.
Set up templates
Create a template from a PDF, set up its fields, and publish a new version.
Signature requests
Ask people to fill in and sign a template, and get a signing link for each of them.
Find what you made
Look up your templates, folders and recent submissions, and their PDFs.

You stay in control

You choose the access
When you sign in, choose whether ChatGPT can only read your templates and PDFs or also make changes.
Set up by your admin
In a Business workspace, an admin or owner adds DocSpring for the workspace.
Disconnect at any time
Each connected app is listed on the Integrations page in DocSpring, where anyone in the account can disconnect it.

Set up the ChatGPT integration

Read the setup guide
  1. In ChatGPT on the web, open Plugins and add a custom MCP server named DocSpring with the URL https://mcp.docspring.com/mcp (accounts in the EU use https://mcp-eu.docspring.com/mcp), using OAuth.
  2. Create it as a plugin and sign in to DocSpring, then choose what ChatGPT can do in your account.
  3. In a chat, type @ and choose DocSpring, then ask for what you need.

Example workflows

Documents on request

Ask for a filled-in invoice, contract or application and get a link to the PDF in the chat.

Quick checks

Ask which fields a template needs, or whether the data you have is enough, before you make a PDF.

Signatures from a chat

Send a template to the people who need to sign it and get their signing links.

Try DocSpring with ChatGPT

Upload a PDF or a Word document, design a page, or write HTML, then connect ChatGPT. No credit card needed.

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