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I wasn't aware of them, no. They're definitely more established and have more features. The goal of FetchPDF was to let web applications give their users a way
by fetch1 9y ago
I wasn't aware of them, no. They're definitely more established and have more features.
The goal of FetchPDF was to let web applications give their users a way to create and edit PDF templates in the browser. e.g. to customise system templates for invoices, certificates etc.
I still have a lot of work to do to, it would seem.
- konschubert 9y agoDon't let it discourage you. They have their own set of problems, the first one being that they use libre office for templates, a piece of software that not everybody likes or is familiar with. I've been a happy customer of docmosis, but I'm still interested in using your service if it provides easier templating.
- fetch1 9y agoPlease feel free to sign up for the trial. Send through an email to the support email address and I'll upgrade the trial and set an API key without you needing to put in billing details. But be warned - it's still in MVP stage and may disappoint! (It also means that it's very receptive to feedback :)
- konschubert 9y agoHi, I might not find time for this at the moment, but I'll remember your service next time we need a new document.
- konschubert 9y agoAll right, I signed up :) The big selling point for me is that the template generation is right there. It is much easier to explain to people than saying: All right, so you download libre office, create a document, upload it here, name it like this or that...