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Vladi Gubler | October 29, 2026
SharePoint content can translate itself as it moves. The Copy List Items action in Ultimate Forms carries built-in automatic translation: as it copies items or documents to their destination, it translates text column values, and for document libraries the documents themselves, Word, Excel, PowerPoint, and PDF, into the target language, powered by...
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Vladi Gubler | October 29, 2026
Attachments can graduate. The Manage Attachments action in Ultimate Forms moves documents between SharePoint's two storage worlds automatically: it copies or moves list item attachments into a document library, filing them into folders, stamping their metadata from the item, and linking them back to the item through a Document Link column, or works...
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Vladi Gubler | October 29, 2026
Reports can generate themselves. In Ultimate Forms, a timer action of the type Print list items takes a print template, renders the list's data into a branded PDF, Word, or Excel document, and emails it to its recipients, every Monday at 8, every morning at 6, whenever the schedule says. The combination of two components, Actions for the timing and...
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Vladi Gubler | October 29, 2026
Every event-driven action in Ultimate Forms makes one quiet choice: run after the item saves, in the background, or run inside the save itself. Asynchronous is the default and right for almost everything, which is exactly why the synchronous option matters: it is the only way to block a bad save before it happens, the double booking, the duplicate,...
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Vladi Gubler | October 29, 2026
Business operations can live where SharePoint users already work: in the list view's command bar. In Ultimate Forms, enabling Manual execution on any action adds it to the Run Actions button, so "Close Ticket," "Engage," or "Flag as Bug" becomes one click on the selected item, or on twenty selected items at once, with no form opened and no code...
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Vladi Gubler | October 29, 2026
A manual action in Ultimate Forms can ask the user a question before it runs. Parameters are typed inputs, text, numbers, dates, choices, lookups, people, defined on the action and collected through a generated form at the moment of execution, then used in the action's settings exactly like column values. The user clicks Reject, a small form asks...
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Will Cooper | October 29, 2026
A well-designed SharePoint form does more than simply collect information. It creates a professional experience that reflects your organization's branding while making the form easier to navigate. One of the most effective ways to organize large forms is by using tabs or accordions to group related fields into logical sections. Infowise Ultimate...
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Vladi Gubler | October 29, 2026
Put your lists to work: one new item in a SharePoint list can trigger an entire working environment into existence. In Ultimate Forms, a single project entry can create a review task, set its permissions, register the project in your line-of-business database, provision a project site from a template, seed that site with a task, write the new...
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Vladi Gubler | October 29, 2026
An action group in Ultimate Forms runs several actions as one unit: one trigger, one set of conditions, one click for the user, and the attached actions execute in your chosen order, with the option to halt the sequence the moment one fails. It is the orchestration layer of the actions engine, and the one that keeps multi-step automation readable:...
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Vladi Gubler | October 29, 2026
An action in Ultimate Forms can run not just once, but once per value in a range: for every date between a start and end date, or for every number between two bounds. That is what execution loops do, and on each pass the current value is handed to the action, ready to be used in value assignments, inside expressions and functions, or in conditions....
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Actions can run on a schedule: every hour, daily, weekly, or monthly, at the time and day you choose. The one concept that makes scheduled actions behave predictably is the current item, because every action needs an item to run on, and a schedule, unlike a click or an event, does not point at one. There are two ways the current item gets chosen,...
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Ultimate Forms automates SharePoint business processes through actions: small, configured units of work that run when items change, on a schedule, or at the click of a button. There are action types for updating and creating data, sending communications, managing permissions, calling external systems, and printing documents. Each is configured in...
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Vladi Gubler | October 28, 2026
Manual actions in Ultimate Forms can decide for themselves who sees their buttons, and when. Visibility rules on the Run Action feature show or hide each action's execution button in the SharePoint command bar based on the current user or group, on conditions over the item's values, or both, so a Complete Project button simply is not there once...
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InfoPath reached the end of its road on July 14, 2026, and Ultimate Forms is its natural successor for SharePoint forms: browser-based design instead of a client application, data stored as real SharePoint items instead of XML, all column types supported, and permissions, validation, automation, and printing built in. This comparison walks the two...
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Will Cooper | October 28, 2026
Every form built in Ultimate Forms is mobile-ready by default: desktop layouts collapse automatically to a clean single column on phones, QR codes open any form with one scan, and public forms work without a SharePoint login. No separate mobile version, no Power Apps, no code. Mobile-First SharePoint Forms: Designing for How People Actually...
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Vladi Gubler | October 28, 2026
A complete multi-stage approval process can be built in SharePoint in about ten minutes. And the surprising part is where the process lives: in the form itself. Ultimate Forms turns tabs into stages and permission rules into transitions, so a submission moves from department to department with each finished stage locking behind it, no workflow...
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