paperwork.help
One place for your smart business documents
Design a template once. People, apps, scripts and AI create documents from the same approved version, securely, on any device.
Smart templates
Change the form, not a copy of the template.
AI
AI-ready, never off-script, and your template keeps it right.
Access
Share with anyone, expose nothing. Publish publicly, just for you, or to a collection.
Data
Connect to the systems you already use.
Support
Your people and your customers matter.
I want to…
- Give a customer a document from a linkShare a web address that opens the document, filled in for them.
- Put a document on my own websiteEmbed the Viewer in a page with a few lines of HTML.
- Make documents from a script or a pipelineRun the command line from a job, a script or a build.
- Ask your AI assistant to make a documentInstall the skill, then ask in plain English.
- Make documents in my .NET applicationUse the Paperwork.Core library from your own code.
- Build or change a templateCreate or import a template in the Designer, then publish it.
Which one do I use?
For people
Paperwork.Design
Template Designer
You're building or changing a template in HTML and CSS, and deciding who can use it.
Designers and frontend developers
Paperwork.Viewer
Paperwork.Viewer
People fill in forms and download documents, from a link or on your site, on any device.
Everyone
Paperwork.Skill
AI Skills
You want your AI to find a template, fill it in and create the document from your approved version.
Anyone with an AI assistant
For code
Paperwork.Core
Core Library
Your .NET application creates documents from a published template and your own data.
Developers
Paperwork.CLI
Command Line
Documents are created by a script, a scheduled job or a pipeline.
Developers and IT
Scryber.Core
PDF Engine
You want the open-source engine underneath it all, to lay out HTML and CSS as PDF yourself.
Developers
Developers provide any data and the integration. Designers build and publish the templates. Your customers and staff fill in simple forms and create documents. Each works in what they know.
Start here
How it fits together →Who does what, from data to template to documents.
Concepts and glossary →The pieces of Paperwork, and what each word means.
Data and fields →How a template gets its values and its lists.
Roles and access →Writers, Editors, Publishers and portal admins: who can do what.
Security and IT →Where documents are made, where data is held, and what happens when someone leaves.
Portals →What a portal is and what its admins manage.
Signing in →Microsoft, Google or GitHub, and how to accept an invite.
Support ↗One desk for every request. You'll hear back within two working days.