Embed Argyle in your forms to collect income, employment, and payroll information automatically from your users.
Argyle is a platform that provides access to employment data from various sources, allowing businesses and developers to securely retrieve and use employment-related information for various purposes. It acts as an intermediary between employers and third-party services, offering a standardized way to access data such as employment history, income verification, and payroll information.
Overall, Argyle serves as a centralized platform for accessing and using employment data, providing businesses and developers with the tools and resources they need to securely retrieve and integrate employment-related information into their systems and processes. Its standardized data access, API integration, and security features make it a valuable solution for businesses looking to streamline employment data management and usage.
Navigate to the Feathery form where you want to embed Argyle. Click on the Integrations tab.
Open the Argyle integration and add your Argyle Link Key, API Key ID, API Key Secret, and the Argyle environment that they belong to. If you're just testing your integration, we recommend you start with the Sandbox environment before switching to Production when you're ready to start collecting real user data.
Specify which Argyle data you would like to collect from your users and which Feathery hidden & form fields they should be stored in. To see the full range of available Argyle data that can be collected from specific third-parties, check out Argyle's data coverage in their console.
Click Save.
Go to the form designer and add a button to a step.
Set the click action on the button to Trigger Argyle Flow, which will take your users through the Argyle flow when they click the button.
Publish your form to start collecting Argyle income & employment data.
After the user has linked their Argyle account and submitted that step, their Argyle field information will be available in context.submitFields of the onSubmit callback.