# Build a patient form by describing it to your AI assistant

> Attach a PDF or describe the form you need, and your AI assistant builds it in your Paubox account through the Paubox MCP server. It can also pull submissions and export them when you ask.

**Product:** Paubox MCP server  
**Page:** https://www.paubox.com/solutions/use-cases/build-a-form-with-your-ai-assistant  
**Category:** Paubox MCP server

## From a description to a working form

Building a form field by field takes time most practices don't have. Connect your AI assistant to the Paubox MCP server, attach your intake PDF or describe what you need, and the form appears in your Paubox account ready to review. Paubox keeps the form and its submissions compliant. The assistant itself is still yours to secure.

## How it helps

### Start from a PDF
Attach the PDF you already use, fillable or not, and get a form back

### Or just describe it
Tell your assistant what to ask, and it builds the fields and options for you

### Submissions on request
Ask for new submissions, a CSV export or a PDF of a single response

## Who this is for

Practice managers who already work inside an AI assistant, operations teams with a stack of forms to move online, and developers who want to create forms without opening a dashboard.

## Prompt you can paste into an AI assistant

```text
I already use an AI assistant for most of my admin work. Explain how the Paubox MCP server would let it create patient forms from a PDF or a description, what else it could do with Paubox Forms, and which parts Paubox keeps HIPAA compliant.
```

## Get started

Sign up for Paubox Email API. It has a free plan with 300 emails a month.

- Start for free: https://next.paubox.com/signup?order_name=paubox_email_api_order&plan_name=standard&unit_count=300&plan_type=annual
- See all use cases: https://www.paubox.com/solutions/use-cases
- Pricing for every plan: https://www.paubox.com/pricing.md

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