05 — Integrations · MCP · Tools

Eight tools, one resource.

These are the building blocks your AI uses to manage your FormPing account. You don't call them directly — you ask in plain English and your AI picks the right one.

Tools

list_tokens

List every token in your account, with labels and domain allowlists.

Show me all my FormPing forms.

create_token

Create a new token with a label and optional domain allowlist. The response includes a ready-to-paste script tag.

Create a token called "Newsletter signup", allowed on
example.com and www.example.com, and give me the embed code.

delete_token

Permanently delete a token and all its messages.

Delete the token called "old test form".

toggle_token

Pause or resume a token. Paused tokens reject new submissions but keep all existing data.

Pause my "Holiday promo" form — the campaign is over.

get_embed_code

Get all four embed formats (script tag, iframe, WordPress shortcode, direct URL) for an existing token.

Give me the iframe embed code for the contact form.

get_form_config

Fetch the full form-builder config for a token, so the AI can show you what's there or use it as a starting point for edits.

What fields does my contact form have right now?

save_form_config

The big one. Save a complete form-builder config — fields, pages, conditional rules, scoring, results pages, and theme. Your AI can build entire multi-page forms in a single call.

Build a 2-page lead-qualification form for a SaaS:
- Page 1: name, email, company size (small / medium / large)
- Page 2: budget (under 1k / 1k-10k / 10k+), timeline (now / Q3 / next year)
Add scoring: large + 10k+ = high-intent. Show different
results pages for high vs low intent.

delete_form_config

Reset a token's form to the default. Doesn't delete the token itself.

Reset the "Newsletter signup" form to the default.

Resource

account_info

Read-only resource exposing your current plan, language, and account-level metadata. Your AI uses it to answer questions like:

What plan am I on?

How forms get embedded