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Fillout.io MCP Server

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The Fillout.io MCP Server enables form management, response handling, and analytics through the Fillout.io API. It allows you to interact with Fillout.io forms programmatically.

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What is Fillout.io MCP Server?

This server is a Model Context Protocol (MCP) server that acts as an interface to the Fillout.io API. It allows applications to manage forms, handle responses, and access analytics data from Fillout.io.

How to use Fillout.io MCP Server?

To use this server, you need a Fillout.io API key. Configure the server with your API key using environment variables or configuration files. You can then use the provided tools and API endpoints to interact with your Fillout.io forms and data.

Key features of Fillout.io MCP Server

  • Form Management (create, read, update, delete)

  • Response Handling (submit, retrieve, filter, export)

  • Analytics (response rates, completion times, submission trends)

  • API Key Security

  • Error Handling

Use cases of Fillout.io MCP Server

  • Automating form creation and management

  • Integrating form submissions into other applications

  • Analyzing form response data

  • Building custom form workflows

  • Programmatically interacting with Fillout.io forms

FAQ from Fillout.io MCP Server

How do I get a Fillout.io API key?

Log in to your Fillout.io account, go to Account Settings → API & Webhooks, and click 'Create new API Key'.

What is the difference between test and production API keys?

Production keys (starting with fo_live_) work with live forms, while test keys (starting with fo_test_) only work with test forms. Use test keys for development and testing.

How do I handle 'Invalid API key provided' errors?

Verify that your API key is correct, starts with the correct prefix (fo_live_ or fo_test_), and is properly set in your environment variables.

How do I avoid 'Rate limit exceeded' errors?

Implement request throttling in your application, check your usage in the Fillout.io dashboard, and optimize your request patterns.

How do I create a new form using this server?

Use the create_form tool, providing the form name, description, and an array of question objects with their types, names, and other properties.