Custom JavaScript document steps

PDF Toolkit runs custom JavaScript logic inside a workflow, and a Beam agent uses it to shape documents on the fly. When a trigger fires, a new record, an inbound file, or a request, the agent passes the data through the toolkit's script, applies your rule, and returns the generated or edited PDF. Cases where the script errors, the input is missing a field the logic needs, or the output fails a check are routed to a person, so a broken run never quietly ships a malformed document to the next step.

Data-driven PDF generation

Documents often need values dropped into a template, and an agent fills them through the toolkit. When a record is ready, a contract, a report, an invoice, the agent reads the source fields, runs the script that lays them into the PDF, and applies your formatting rule. Records missing a required field, or values that fail the validation you defined, are held for review instead of producing a blank or wrong document. Clean records generate on their own, so people write the logic once and let routine documents build themselves.

Inline logic in existing tools

The toolkit adds custom steps into software that otherwise cannot run them, and an agent orchestrates the handoff. When an upstream tool reaches the point that needs custom logic, the agent sends the payload to the toolkit, applies your rule to the result, and writes it back to the calling system. Failures, timeouts, or results that fall outside the range you set are flagged to a person with the input attached, so an unattended script never pushes a bad value into a downstream record.