# PDFPhile guides

- [Getting started](/docs/getting-started.md) — Fill your first official form in about five minutes, with or without code.
- [Filling a form](/docs/fill-api.md) — The fill request in detail. What to send, the options, and what comes back.
- [Form fields and types](/docs/parameters.md) — Every box on a form is a parameter. Here is what each part means and what to send.
- [Automation and integrations](/docs/automation.md) — Fill many forms at once, on a timer, or from the tools you already use.
- [Seals and verification](/docs/verify.md) — How anyone can prove a PDFPhile PDF is genuine and unchanged.
- [AI agents and MCP](/docs/agents.md) — Let an AI assistant find, check and fill forms for you.
- [The fill studio](/docs/studio.md) — Fill any form in your browser. No code, no install.
- [Security and your data](/docs/security.md) — What we keep, what we don't, and how your keys and data are protected.
- [Embed on your website](/docs/embed.md) — Put PDFPhile forms on your own website, in your colours, without sending people away.
- [Offline mode](/docs/offline.md) — Keep forms working on a device with no internet, and fill them for your organization.
- [Your own forms](/docs/custom-forms.md) — Upload your own PDF form, check its fields, and fill it through the API like any other form.
- [Form button](/docs/button.md) — A small button, like a share button, that opens a form already filled from your data, reads a scan into it, or downloads the PDF.
- [Credits](/docs/credits.md) — What each call costs, what counts as one form, and how to edit or download a PDF again without paying again.
- [Organizations, units and workflows](/docs/organizations.md) — One structure for an office, firm or agency — organization, units, members — plus its data policy, keys, webhooks and the review handoff.
- [Where your data goes](/docs/your-data.md) — What each feature sends, who else sees it, what we keep and for how long — generated from the server itself — and how to export or delete it all.
- [Releases](/docs/releases.md) — What changed, what is next, and how version numbers work.

API reference: /api/v1/openapi.json · For AI agents: /llms.txt