Turn Google Forms responses into branded documents
Keep the form you already built. docspawn is the other half: paste a link to the responses sheet, and every row becomes a certificate, a confirmation or a quote on your own layout, pixel-accurate and sent for you.

The form took ten minutes. Then the real work started.
The form took ten minutes to build. The certificates take me every weekend.
Every registration, I copy the row into Word, fix the layout, export, attach, send.
Two hundred responses in the Sheet, and every confirmation still leaves my outbox one by one.
Your documents, not our templates.
docspawn starts from your own PDF and keeps it pixel-accurate. These are the four documents your form's responses become.
One sheet in, a batch of documents out.
A row is not a document.
The form fills the spreadsheet just fine. But someone still has to turn each row into the certificate, the confirmation, the quote, and send it, and that someone was you. docspawn is the other half: the sheet goes in, branded documents come out, sent. Every document after that takes seconds.
Features, in Google Forms terms
Frequently asked questions
No. Keep the form exactly as it is. docspawn works from the responses sheet the form already fills.
No. Your form writes every response into a Google Sheet, and you paste that sheet's link into docspawn. The sheet needs to be a native Google Sheet, which is exactly what Forms creates.
Yes. Upload your own PDF and the output stays pixel-accurate: layout, logo, tables, the lot. docspawn works from your file, not a rebuilt template.
You run the batch when you want it: after registration closes, at the end of the day, before the course starts. One run turns every row into its document.
The form was the easy half.
Upload the certificate, confirmation or quote your form should produce, paste the responses sheet's link, and run the batch. Every document after that takes seconds.
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