123FormBuilder

Retrieve all forms in your 123FormBuilder account, returning form IDs, names, and status — the starting point for any form-aware agent task.

Fetch the full definition of a specific form — fields, settings, and metadata — so the agent understands the exact data structure before processing submissions.

Retrieve all submissions for a specific form, with optional pagination — the core read operation for processing batches of form responses.

Fetch the complete field-level data for a single form submission by its ID — useful for detailed processing or audit trail reconstruction.

Permanently delete a specific form submission by ID — used for GDPR erasure requests, test-data cleanup, or removing duplicate entries.

Register a webhook URL on a specific form so that 123FormBuilder POSTs the submission data to an external endpoint every time the form is submitted.

Retrieve all webhooks registered on a specific form, returning endpoint URLs and configuration — essential for auditing active integrations.

Remove a specific webhook registration from a form, used to clean up obsolete or decommissioned endpoint connections.

Retrieve all field definitions for a specific form, including field types, labels, and required status — the foundation for accurate data mapping downstream.

Create a new form in your 123FormBuilder account programmatically, allowing agents to spin up purpose-built forms for events, projects, or campaigns without manual drag-and-drop setup.

Modify an existing form's settings — name, confirmation message, submission limit, or active status — without altering the form's collected submission history.

Programmatically create a new submission for a form — used for data migrations, internal logging, or integration testing without manual form-filling.

Search your 123FormBuilder account for a form by name or keyword, returning the first match — useful when you know the name but not the form ID.

Fires within about a minute when a new form is added to your 123FormBuilder account — letting agents react to every new data collection channel as soon as it is created.

Fires within about a minute when a new submission is received on a form of your choice — the primary trigger for routing, notifying, and processing form responses across connected apps.