Form Step Options in Streamline
Streamline now offers two form-building options: the original Form step and the new Form step (Early Access). This article will help you choose the right option for your workflow.
What's the Difference?
The Form step (Early Access) represents the future of form building in Intellistack Streamline, offering an early look at enhanced capabilities. This early access does not (yet) have all of the forms features you may need in Instellistack Streamline today.
Key Improvements
The new step provides several enhancements:
- Visual building – Build on a form that matches your live form's appearance
- Streamlined data mapping – Map all data fields for your entire form on one screen instead of field by field
- Multi-page forms – Add multiple pages to your Streamline Forms
- Flexible field arrangement – Move fields directly on your form or using the side navigation
Current Limitations
As an MVP release, the new Form step doesn't yet include all features from the original Form step.
- Checkbox fields
- Radio buttons
- File upload fields
- Date/time fields
- Address fields
- Sections
- Logic
- Calculations
We're actively working toward feature parity, so stay tuned for updates as we add these features and introduce new capabilities.
So Which One Should I Use?
Need to get up and running immediately? We recommend using the original Form step, which includes all available features and functionality.
Want to preview what's coming to next? Try the new Form step (Early Access) to experience the enhanced interface and see the future of form building firsthand. Share your feedback with us – your input helps shape the future of Forms in Intellistack Streamline.
Migration Between Steps
Both form steps will remain available in Streamline until the new Form step reaches feature parity. Once full parity is achieved, we'll provide assistance with migrating from the original step to the new one.
The original Form step will be deprecated after parity is reached and migration support is in place. You'll receive adequate notice and assistance for any required transitions.
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