Keep company information in one work profile. Reuse it in supported Chrome web forms when you choose.
You know the routine: a supplier asks for your company details, another service needs a billing contact, and a new business account wants the same address again. Form Profile Filler gives those ordinary fields a starting point. Save your information once, click to fill recognized fields, then review the form before sending it.
A simpler way to handle repetitive business forms
Browser autofill is handy for personal addresses, but work forms often ask for different details: a registered company name, a contact person's role, or a business tax identifier. Copying those values from an old email or spreadsheet is slow, especially when you're moving between supplier portals and B2B sign-up pages.
This Chrome form filler focuses on reusable business information. It isn't a bot that registers accounts or submits requests. It helps with the ordinary typing, leaving the decisions to you.
What can go in your work profile?
- Company details: business name, registered legal name, business registration number and VAT/tax ID.
- Work contacts: full name or first and last name, job title, business email, phone and website.
- Business address: address lines, city, region, postal code and country.
Leave anything you don't need blank. Saving a value does not mean every website will have a matching field; the extension only fills supported, recognized inputs.
How it works
- Create your profile. Open the extension's Options page. Give the profile a name and enter the details you use regularly.
- Open a business form. Go to a regular HTTP or HTTPS page, such as a supplier contact form or a business service registration page.
- Fill on demand. Open the extension from Chrome's toolbar and choose Fill This Form. It checks supported standard input fields and fills eligible empty ones it recognizes.
- Review before submitting. Look over every value. Correct anything that doesn't fit the website and send the form using the site's own button.
No background submission and no replacement of fields you've already filled out.
Where this saves the most repetition
Supplier enquiries
A purchasing coordinator contacts several prospective vendors. The company name, office address and work contact are the same each time; the request itself is different. Reuse the standard details, then write each message personally.
B2B account setup
Setting up access to a service can mean another round of company and contact fields. Start with the saved work profile and finish any account-specific sections manually. Form Profile Filler doesn't create the account for you.
Routine work contacts
A consultant sends an enquiry to a new partner and needs to provide a business email, phone number and company website. Those fields can be reused when the form's labels are supported.
A deliberate click, not a form-submission bot
The extension runs when you ask it to. It checks labels and attributes such as name, placeholder and autocomplete; if a field is ambiguous or unsafe, it may leave it untouched. Fields with existing values are not overwritten. Passwords, verification codes, payment details, checkboxes, consent fields and CAPTCHAs are excluded.
Privacy in plain terms: in the current Free version, the profile sits in the local Chrome profile. There is no extension account or cloud sync for this workflow. Local browser storage isn't a password manager or encrypted vault. And once you put business data into a website's fields, that website can access it.
What it doesn't promise
Form Profile Filler works with recognized standard text fields, text areas and native single-select menus. Custom dropdowns, embedded frames, Shadow DOM, dynamic forms or pages containing several competing forms may not work as expected. It isn't meant for payment, legal-consent or password forms. You remain responsible for checking all submitted details.
Questions people ask
Will it fill every form in Chrome?
No. Form labels and controls vary widely. It fills compatible empty fields it can recognize and skips others. Complete anything left blank yourself.
Can I use it for my company VAT or registration number?
Those values can be stored in the profile. The extension will transfer them only when a suitable supported field is recognized. It doesn't validate a number's legal correctness.
Does it send the form for me?
No. You review the form and submit it manually on the website.
Where are my saved business details kept?
In local Chrome storage for the current Free workflow, with no cross-device sync. It's not an encrypted place to keep passwords or other secrets.
Can I keep profiles for several companies?
The current Free version allows one profile. Multi-profile support is not available to purchase or activate in this release.
Less copying. More control.
Get familiar with the workflow, create a single work profile and decide which information belongs in each form. Once the official installation is available, the extension can help you stop retyping the basics.