The platform combines form creation, workflow automation, integrations and compliance management in a single no-code environment. Its assistant, Fai, can generate forms, approval workflows and documentation requirements from a plain-language description, which the company says can cut development time from days or weeks to minutes. Covered processes include approvals, document generation, electronic signatures and payments.
A new set of conversational intake agents collects information through voice or text, using predefined data structures and turning unstructured replies into data for downstream systems. Access to previously collected information is restricted by default, according to founder and CEO Cedric Savarese. FormAssembly primarily uses models from Anthropic and has zero-retention agreements with Anthropic and OpenAI, he said.
Governance rules check workflows against compliance policies before publication, and potential violations are sent for human review rather than blocked automatically. MCP support and APIs let external systems create and manage workflows without using the traditional interface. Existing customers will not be moved immediately, with migrations not planned until January, and their pricing remains uncertain.
Why it matters if you build agents
Agent builders can now drive FormAssembly workflows from external agents through MCP and APIs, and use conversational intake agents to gather structured data from people. Teams relying on the current product should check pricing and migration timing, since more advanced automation may carry additional charges. The company is focusing on processes that begin with collecting information rather than competing with broad business process management vendors.
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