A library, not a file path
Thirty-one blank lender and government masters, chosen by category and then by lender or state. Each one carries the address it goes back to, so the form and its destination are never separated.
A connector gives an assistant the same buttons a broker has. It reads a document, places the fields, asks before it sends, and does nothing that was not approved on screen first.
Runs on the broker's machine
Thirty-one blank lender and government masters, chosen by category and then by lender or state. Each one carries the address it goes back to, so the form and its destination are never separated.
Dates, email, phone, BSB, ABN with a real checksum, postcode and tick boxes are recognised rather than treated as plain text. A date is laid out one digit per printed square.
The build is handed over as a file, not downloaded from this preview.
Hosted, licence key required
Fields are placed against the document's own wording, then rendered as an image of every page. Nothing is emailed until a person has looked at that image and said yes.
The send tool is the only one that reaches a recipient, it cannot be undone, and it refuses to run without the token the preview issued.
A text field can be held to a rule that is checked in the signer's browser and again on the server: number, digits, length, Australian phone, BSB, ABN with its real checksum, or postcode.
Both connectors
Neither connector should be set to approve itself. The send step exists so that a human sees the document before a client does.
A default value is allowed on text, email and dropdown. It is refused on a tick box, because a pre-ticked box is a consent nobody gave.
Saving writes a working copy. The file that came in is left exactly as it arrived.