Thanks to COVID-19, now is a great time to transition from a paper workflow process to a digital one. Here are 5 simple steps to get started.

A bunch of improvements have been made to the XForms Mobile apps, including adding calculated fields to a form, AVG function on table columns, customized data display on the dashboard, and more.

You can now create tables in XForms that include columns that derive their value automatically from a calculation based on other numeric columns from the same rows.

Modern progressive web app technology makes it possible to access XForms over a web browser in offline mode, including photo and geolocation capture.

Collateral Status, also known as CSTAT™, has partnered with XForms to provide modern mobile data solutions to its new and future clients.

The XForms form template designer now supports tables, and it’s really easy to create them.  Here’s a summary of the controls you can use to build them.

The XForms form template designer is intuitive enough to learn quickly, and displays fewer options at a time so as not to overwhelm the user initially.

In XForms, when you make a change to a form template, a new version is automatically created. You can also revert back to an older version easily.

An org can develop a mobile app in 1/3 the time and cost with hybrid frameworks, resulting in lower costs for end users, faster feature deployment, and more consistent user interfaces.

Our multi-image feature provides field users the ability to embed pictures to their forms, draw on top of them to point out things, and add captions.

XForms can dynamically display either a single data column or 2 columns, depending on the width of the device screen being used.

With XForms, you can skip entire sections of a form (and remove validation controls in that section) by just marking the section header as N/A.

One of the unique controls in XForms is a totally configurable table grid element that works on any device type, including smartphones and tablets.

Imagine tagging a jobsite with a specific geolocation, and then only allowing data to be applied against it if the user was within a certain radius of it?