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Draft e-signature documents, manage signers and email a signature request.
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The Jotform Sign MCP server connects Jotform's e-signature product to Claude, ChatGPT and any MCP-compatible agent. Its ten tools draft signable documents from a description, edit them, set signers and signing order, email the request out, and track who has signed. Sign-in is OAuth, and the write grant is account-wide rather than sign-specific.
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Listed by Anthropic as a partner connector in its Connectors Directory.
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Tool names from Anthropic's directory listing. This server requires sign-in, so we could not read tool descriptions or parameter schemas.
sendForSignature emails a contract to named signers, the signer list is itself agent-writable through updateSigner, and no tool here unsends. Counter-recommendation: do not add this tool to a blanket auto-approve list.readOnly and full are the only options, they are identical across all three Jotform MCP servers, and every write tool including the send needs full.mcp_app_request makes the tool count misleading. It forwards to Jotform's documented REST API across five HTTP verbs including DELETE, so the reachable operation count is the size of that API rather than ten. Jotform marks it private to the rendered UI; that is a model-behaviour mitigation, not a credential boundary.getSigners, getSigningStatus and listSubmissions. Whether audit-trail contents are also reachable is undetermined.NO_AUTH_HEADER to an anonymous handshake on 2026-08-23, so no parameter detail, readOnlyHint, destructiveHint, prompts or resources could be observed. Tool behaviour comes from Jotform's documentation; the read/write split is our classification.community on 2026-08-16 and partner on 2026-08-23. Our Jotform Apps page records the older value.Yes. sendForSignature is documented by Jotform as sending a sign document to its configured signers by email, and it is the only tool here that reaches outside your account. The recipients are whoever updateSigner or the document already set, so confirm the signer list before approving the call. No tool in this connector recalls that email.
Four of the ten. createSignDocument makes a new document, editSignDocument rewrites an existing one, updateSigner changes a signer's name, email address and signing order, and sendForSignature emails the request out. The other six read: getSigners, getSigningStatus, listSubmissions, search, displaySignDocument and the private mcp_app_request dispatcher, which reads or writes depending on the call.
No tool among the ten carries a void, cancel, delete or archive verb. Jotform's product does have cancellation — the Sign Inbox offers a Cancel Document button for requests not yet signed by all parties — but that action has no counterpart in this tool surface. So an agent can send a request it cannot take back, and cleanup means opening Jotform.
Names, email addresses, roles, signing order, per-signer timestamps and signing activity. getSigners returns signer details and status, getSigningStatus reports each signer's progress and timestamps, and listSubmissions lists signatures and signing activity across documents. That is counterparty personal data belonging to people who never consented to your AI client seeing it.
Two, and they are account-wide. The server's RFC 9728 descriptor advertised readOnly and full on 2026-08-23, the same pair the Jotform and Jotform Apps servers advertise. There is no sign-only, send-only or document-scoped option, so granting the write access sendForSignature needs also grants write access to every Jotform resource your account holds.
No. Jotform runs separate MCP endpoints with separate tool sets, and Anthropic lists three of them. Jotform at mcp.jotform.com/mcp-app handles forms and submissions, Jotform Apps at mcp-jotform-apps-v1 builds portals, and Jotform Sign at mcp-sign-v1 handles signable documents. Connecting one gives an agent none of the others.
It consumes your plan's monthly signed-document allowance. Jotform's pricing data sets that allowance at 10 documents a month on the free Starter plan, 100 on Bronze, 250 on Silver and 1,000 on Gold. No tool in this connector reports usage, remaining quota or billing, so an agent can spend the allowance without any tool that could check it first.
It is a fallback dispatcher over Jotform's REST API. Jotform documents it as covering documented REST endpoints across GET, POST, PUT, PATCH and DELETE when no dedicated tool fits, limited to your account and granted scopes. Jotform marks it private so the assistant never picks it, but the token still reaches whatever it can call.
initialize and a plain GET on https://mcp.jotform.com/mcp-sign-v1 each returned HTTP 401 with body {"message":"NO_AUTH_HEADER"} and no WWW-Authenticate header · retrieved 2026-08-23https://mcp.jotform.com/.well-known/oauth-protected-resource and the /mcp-sign-v1 path-insert form, both HTTP 200 advertising readOnly and full; the path-append form returns 401 (fetched 2026-08-23). The mcp-app and mcp-jotform-apps-v1 descriptors were fetched for comparison and advertise an identical scope list · retrieved 2026-08-23https://oauth2.jotform.com/.well-known/oauth-authorization-server, mirrored identically at https://mcp.jotform.com/.well-known/oauth-authorization-server (fetched 2026-08-23) · retrieved 2026-08-23www.jotform.com/robots.txt permits /developers/, /help/, /products/ and /pricing/, and carries no Content-Signal directive on any axis; /llms.txt and /llms-full.txt both return HTTP 404. Help-article slugs were resolved from https://www.jotform.com/sitemaps/help/sitemap.xml.gz, named in robots.txt, rather than guessed (checked 2026-08-23) · retrieved 2026-08-23community tier · retrieved 2026-08-23Connect Jotform Sign once and your agents call these tools on their own: on a schedule, in a workflow, with nobody at the keyboard.