ServiceRecord vs FormAssembly

How the plans work

FormAssembly lists Collect, Automate, Enterprise and Gov Cloud plans and asks buyers to discuss pricing with its team. Plans include user and usage allowances; add-on packs cover users, responses and documents.

ServiceRecord prices Starter and Business per workspace, with included user, service and submission allowances. Enterprise limits are agreed with your organisation. See the current monthly and annual prices before choosing.

Where ServiceRecord fits

Choose ServiceRecord when your job is to stop chasing missing forms and re-entering data, then keep each completed record in storage your organisation controls.

• Deliver JSON or CSV, a checksum manifest and attachments to your own S3, SharePoint, Google Drive, SFTP or another supported destination.
• See delivery status, retain the information needed to retry failures and remove local submitted field values after successful external delivery.
• Keep service version history and a tamper-evident audit chain. Read the security and audit controls.
• Explore in a one-time seven-day trial. A payment method is required; the trial expires without an automatic charge or move to a paid plan.

Delivered files remain in your chosen storage independently of your ServiceRecord subscription.

When FormAssembly may fit better

FormAssembly may suit you if your process needs multi-step approvals, multi-party signing or CRM connectors. Check which plan and connections cover your workflow.

ServiceRecord has a time-limited trial rather than an ongoing free plan. Compare both products against your required integrations, allowances and approval process.