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Why Ultimate Forms Features May Stop Loading in SharePoint After March 1st and How to Fix It Organizations that installed Infowise Ultimate Forms several years ago may start noticing an issue beginning March 1st where forms, web parts, or other client-side features stop loading in SharePoint. Instead of the expected interface, users may see blank...

Designing effective forms in SharePoint is about more than collecting information. It is also about presenting the right information to the right users at the right time. Many business processes require forms that evolve as the process progresses. Some information is relevant only at certain stages. Some sections should be visible only to specific...

Creating Fillable PDFs from SharePoint and Importing Data Back with Ultimate Forms Many organizations operate in a hybrid reality. Internally, they rely on SharePoint to manage structured data and business processes. Externally, they still need to exchange documents with customers, vendors, inspectors, partners, or the public. Those external...

Data alone does not drive better decisions. Visibility does. Many organizations store critical information in SharePoint lists. But without proper visualization, that data remains hidden inside rows and columns. Managers export to Excel. Teams build manual reports. Leadership waits for status updates that could be available instantly. Dynamic...

Power Apps advocates often respond to comparisons by pointing out that Power Apps can build tabs, dynamic forms, role-based interfaces, automation, and custom business logic without traditional programming languages. They argue that these capabilities are built in, configurable, and accessible through “low-code” tools. Technically, they are...

I've been a dedicated SharePoint consultant for more than 12 years. During that time I have been focused on building all kinds of solutions in SharePoint. Over the years I have built thousands of SharePoint forms. Over that time, many changes have happened in the SharePoint space, but some things have not changed at all. Forms and workflow are at...

Modern business processes do not happen behind a desk anymore. Inspections happen in the field. Deliveries are confirmed at the loading dock. Incidents are reported on the factory floor. Customer visits happen on the road. In all of these situations, employees need a fast way to capture photos and attach them directly to a SharePoint item without...

Learn Faster, Build Smarter: The Value of Infowise Ultimate Forms Webinars Building effective business solutions in SharePoint can feel overwhelming at first. SharePoint is powerful, flexible, and deeply integrated into Microsoft 365. But turning lists and libraries into complete, user-friendly business applications requires the right approach....

Stop Problems Before they Begin Duplicating records is a common problem in business processes. It's important to avoid this problem before it happens rather than trying to clean up the mess afterwards. But how can you stop users from creating conflicting records or duplicates? Users don't do it on purpose. After all it isn't always obvious that a...

When Power Bi is Too Much When it comes to making Summary Reports and SharePoint Dashboards some organizations reach for the Microsoft provided option Power BI. It seems like a good choice to use Microsoft's tool at first, but once you dive in you will discover two major problems with this approach. Power Bi is expensive… REALLY...

The beauty of SharePoint as a platform for business solutions is its flexibility. You can use it to create any type of solution that you don't currently have dedicated software for. With the right type of add-on, such as our Ultimate Forms, the sky is the limit! Our customers have been building a wide variety of solutions, from simple tracking...

Smarter Data Retrieval Without Lookup Columns Retrieving related data is one of the most common requirements when building SharePoint-based business solutions. Forms frequently need to pull information from other lists. These could be employee details, approval rules, configuration values, thresholds, or reference data. This information is then...

One of the biggest challenges in SharePoint solution delivery is consistency. Organizations rarely deploy a solution just once. Instead, they roll it out across multiple sites, departments, regions, or even tenants. Over time, small differences in site structure, lists, libraries, or navigation can lead to fragmented solutions. The sites become...

Preparing for April 2nd, 2026: What the End of SharePoint Add-ins Means for Ultimate Forms Users We have posted about it two years ago already, but in case you missed it. Microsoft has announced an important change that affects all organizations using SharePoint add-ins. SharePoint add-ins will stop working on April 2nd, 2026. The impact is...

For years, organizations have built SharePoint forms assuming users would be sitting at a desk, on a large screen, with time to spare. That assumption no longer holds true. Today, many of the most important business processes happen on phones and tablets or on factory floors, job sites, warehouses, lobbies, hallways, and customer-facing...

Calendars play a critical role in how organizations plan, coordinate, and execute daily operations. From meetings and events to resource bookings, deadlines, and schedules, calendars provide a shared visual timeline that helps teams stay aligned. In many organizations, however, calendar data does not live in a single place. Events may come from...