Turn a flat PDF into a fillable form
A flat PDF has no interactive fields; it is just printed lines and boxes. Emboss reads the page, finds where the fields belong, and returns a fillable PDF with real form fields placed on it. You upload the flat file; you get back something a person or a program can fill.
What detection does
Emboss analyses the page layout and text to locate inputs — text lines, checkboxes, signature areas — and assigns each a name and type. The result is an interactive PDF plus a contract describing every field it added.
No templates to build
There is no per-form setup step. You do not draw boxes or hand-label fields ahead of time; detection runs automatically on whatever PDF you send, which is what makes it work across forms you have never seen.
From fillable to filled
Once a form is fillable you can hand it to a user, or fill it yourself through the API from your own data or from context documents. The same contract drives both paths.