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FormAssembly Inc. announced that it completed a full platform rebuild in seven months, expanding from an online forms tool into an AI-driven business process automation platform that integrates form creation, workflows, integrations, and compliance management into a single no-code environment. The new platform introduces Fai, a conversational AI agent that can generate forms, approval flows, and document requirements using natural language, and supports MCP to let external AI agents connect; the company says AI-assisted building can cut development time from days or weeks to minutes. The platform mainly uses Anthropic's frontier models and has signed zero-retention agreements with Anthropic and OpenAI; the migration plan for existing customers starts in January next year.
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FormAssembly Fully Rebuilds Its Platform, Expanding Process Automation with AI Agents
FormAssembly announced that it completed a full platform rebuild in seven months, expanding from an online form tool to AI-driven business process automation, integrating form creation, workflows, integrations, and compliance management into a single no-code environment. The new platform introduces a conversational AI agent named Fai, which can generate forms, approval flows, and document requirements using natural language, and supports MCP to allow external AI agents to connect; the company says AI-assisted building can shorten development time from days or weeks to minutes. The platform primarily uses Anthropic's frontier models and has signed zero-retention agreements with Anthropic and OpenAI; the migration plan for existing customers is scheduled to begin in January next year.