For Enterprise

Enterprise PDF Forms

Version control, audit trail, and resource-level access. FileThis.io gives IT and compliance the control they need without sacrificing ease of use.

Enterprise control - manage access and roles across organisations and projects

Resource-level access control

Roles are defined per resource: owner, admin, editor, viewer, member. Edit, delete, and manage access are gated by role. The API returns the current user's role on each organisation, project, folder, and file so the UI and integrations stay consistent.

Resource-level access - assign owner, admin, editor, viewer roles per organisation, project, or file

Versioning and compliance

Draft (edit in builder) → Publish (immutable) → Current (what share links serve). Share links never expose draft work—respondents always see the current published version. Editors can collaborate on drafts in real time; published versions remain stable for share links. Every submission stores the form version and a snapshot, so audits and reprints use the exact version the respondent saw.

Versioning - draft, publish, and set current version; share links serve only the current published version

Submission–version linkage

View, filter by date, status, share link, and by form fields. Export to Excel with field labels. Generate PDFs from any submission—readonly (as submitted) or fillable (current form + data, for finishing fields in Acrobat). Submission list ties each response to its form version for audit.

Submission list with field filters and columns - each submission tied to its form version for audit

PDF generation and organisation themes

PDF generation runs asynchronously (queue). Output is a fillable PDF (AcroForm) so recipients can open in Acrobat and complete or change fields. Organisation themes let you centralise brand (palette and optional presets); forms can inherit or override for consistent look at scale. For sensitive deliverables, you can apply encrypted PDFs (storage protection and document open passwords) with file defaults and per–share-link overrides.

Live collaboration on drafts

Editors can work together on draft versions with presence and near real-time sync—without sharing files out of band. Live collaboration complements versioning: drafts stay collaborative; published versions remain stable for respondents.