In this article, we’ll cover how your customer fills out your form — and what happens afterward.

To learn how to create forms, read this article. And if you’d like to see how to publish forms on your website, go here.

No more than 50 documents in 5 minutes/300 documents in one hour can be generated from one form.

The first thing your customer does after opening your form is enter their email address, first name, and last name (and more if you are using role variables). Then, they click Review document.

We've added invisible Google reCAPTCHA to PandaDoc Forms to prevent malicious bot behavior. This security step will appear once a recipient clicks the link to your Form. The recipient won't see any extra fields, only a small badge in the lower right corner of the screen that links to Google's terms of service and privacy policy. In some cases, invisible reCAPTCHA will ask the recipient to answer image-based questions to ensure they're not spam software.

For internal use cases, we suggest embedding your form on your own website or company intranet, rather than providing a link to it.

If you have set a secondary recipient (but haven't pre-assigned a person to it), your customer enters their own information, clicks Next, then enters the information for the secondary recipient. The role names you’ve set up on your form will be displayed here.

Next, PandaDoc guides your customer through each field they need to fill out. And to complete the form, they simply click Finish at the top. That’s it!

Your secondary recipient(s) don’t have to go to your website to find your form and fill it out. Instead, they receive an email notification from the primary recipient inviting them to open the document and fill it out.

Next, PandaDoc guides them through each field they need to fill out. And to finalize the form, they simply click Finish at the top. That’s it!

Now that you’ve learned about your customers’ experience, let’s look at what happens after they’ve filled out your form. We’ll also discuss where you’ll find signed documents and how you’ll be notified about new signatures.