GitBook is a technical documentation platform for teams with docs-as-code support and AI-powered search. Create and manage documentation spaces, collections, and change requests.
Paperform connects to GitBook directly through Stepper workflows.
Each submission can become a task, card or item in GitBook, so requests don't sit in an inbox.
How GitBook connects to Paperform
Direct methods run inside your Paperform account. Zapier and Make are there too if your team already uses them.
Run a Stepper workflow when someone submits your form: 9 GitBook actions and 2 triggers, included in your Paperform account.
- Open Stepper from your Paperform account and create a workflow.
- Start it with the Paperform “New Submission” trigger and choose your form.
- Add a GitBook step, connect your account and map the submission’s answers to its fields.
GitBook actions in Stepper
- Search Content
- Get Space
- Create Space
- Create Collection
- Create Change Request
- Merge Change Request
- Update Change Request
- List Spaces
- Make HTTP Request
GitBook events that can start a workflow
- New Space
- New Change Request
What your form sends to GitBook
For example, with a Stepper workflow the “Create Space” action takes these fields. Map each one to a question
on your form, and every submission fills them in.
| GitBook field | Question on your form | Required |
|---|
| Organization | Dropdown or choice | Yes |
| Title | Short answer | Yes |
| Emoji | Short answer | No |
| Parent Collection | Dropdown or choice | No |
Start from a template
Pick a template, then connect it to GitBook. There are 30,000+ in the
templates directory.
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