Everest Forms PDF Submission

Form entries usually sit in a dashboard or an email, which makes them awkward to archive or pass along. This plugin converts each submission into a standardized PDF, so the data is easy to store, share and read. It is useful for keeping client records or giving users and administrators a copy of what was submitted.

You control what the PDF contains. Pick the fields to include, set their order, and add logos, headers, footers and custom colors so the document matches your brand. The PDFs can be sent by email as attachments, and they are generated on the server. They are made for viewing on screen and for printing, so they fit both digital archives and hardcopy files.

Features

• Automatic PDF generation: Every form submission is converted into a PDF document without manual work, giving you a ready-to-use record of each entry as it comes in.
• Customizable PDF templates: Design the PDF layout by choosing which fields appear and in what order, and add branding elements so each document keeps a consistent look.
• Email PDF attachments: Submission PDFs can be sent automatically as email attachments to users or administrators, so each side has a copy of the entry.
• Selective field inclusion: Choose which form fields show up on the PDF. This keeps the document focused on the essentials and helps you leave out sensitive details where needed.
• Branding and styling options: Add logos, headers, footers and custom colors to your PDFs so the documents reflect your business identity in client communications and records.
• Works with Everest Forms: The plugin is built to work with the Everest Forms plugin, adding PDF output to the forms you already use.
• Print-ready, responsive PDFs: PDFs are optimized for both digital viewing and printing, which suits digital archives as well as hardcopy records.
• Server-side PDF creation: PDFs are generated on the server, which helps maintain data privacy and lowers the risk of exposing submitted information.

Best for

• Sites already running Everest Forms that need PDF records
• Businesses archiving client information from web forms
• Teams sending branded submission copies to users or admins