SnipForm MCP. Automate data extraction and spam filtering from web forms.

Yo, this MCP Server gives your AI client full control over a static site's form backend. You can treat submissions like any other data source you want—no more digging through clunky web dashboards. This thing houses 15 tools that let your agent manage everything from tracking spam to grabbing conversion stats, all without ever touching the front end code.

Handling Form Submissions and Spam

The list_submissions tool lets your agent pull every single form entry across all forms, letting you filter by date range or status. Need entries for one specific form? Use list_submissions_by_key to grab only the data tied to a known key. If you need the full payload for just one piece of work, run get_submission.

And look, if something gets flagged as trash, the list_spam tool pulls all those automatically blocked records so you can review 'em. You can also permanently wipe out bad data using delete_submission, making sure that specific entry vanishes.

Managing Forms and Keys

Controlling access is key here. To set up a new form, your agent runs create_key to generate the necessary unique identifier for a fresh instance. If you need to check the details of an existing key without seeing every single one, use get_key. You can also modify how a form works with update_key, changing its settings or configuration on the fly.

Need to shut down a form? The delete_key tool deactivates and completely nukes that key from the system. To see everything active, you run list_keys, which gives you a complete rundown of every managed form key.

Tracking Performance Data

To know if a form is actually working, your agent hits get_form_analytics. This tool fetches concrete metrics like total views and conversion rates for a specific form key. You can also get the whole picture—the general account information—by calling get_account, which is useful when you're auditing things or just need to verify who owns the setup.

For clean data reporting, run export_submissions to package up submissions into formats like CSV or JSON.

System Control and Audit Logs

Your agent can check the system health using check_snipform_status, confirming that your SnipForm account connection is solid. To see where external services are hooked up, run list_integrations; this tool lists all webhooks or integrations—like Slack or Zapier hooks—attached to the account so you know exactly what’s connected. If you need a full manifest of every configured webhook and integration endpoint, that's what list_integrations handles.

You can also get an overall list of how everything is integrated into your account by using list_integrations.

This setup lets your AI client manage the entire data lifecycle: pull submissions, track performance numbers, secure access with keys, and export all that clean garbage for whatever process you're running.