How to Add a Dynamic PDF to a Submission Link via Make.com

Learn how to seamlessly integrate dynamic PDFs into your submission links using Make.com with this step-by-step guide.

Form Builder Setup

Add a New Data Field

Go to the form builder and add a new data field. Select “File Upload”.

Rename the Field

Change the field name to a descriptive name, we will use it later.

Set Field Properties

Decide if you want the field to be non-editable or changeable by the recipient. “Non-editable” means the customer cannot change it, which is useful for automations.

Position of the PDF

Choose whether to place the PDF at the beginning or the end of the temple document. By default, it is placed at the end. For this example, we’ll place it at the beginning.

Save and Update

Save and update the form.

Make.com Configuration

Create a Submission Link

In the “create a submission link” module, select the form and fill in the necessary data.

Advanced Settings

Toggle on advanced settings.

File Attachments

Manually add the field key of the “File Upload” field. Copy and paste it from your FillFaster template form.

Add Files

You can add one or more files, such as images or PDFs. For example, a PDF from sources like Google Docs, Google Drive, file storage, and more.

Example of getting a dynamic PDF from Google Docs:

Preview the Submission Link

After creating the link, open it to preview. You’ll see that the PDF you added appears at the beginning of the document, seamlessly integrated with your form template. To the recipient, it looks like a single long document, with the dynamic PDF added seamlessly at the start.

This should help you dynamically add PDFs to your documents seamlessly!