Assessment and Inventory
We audit every InfoPath form, data connection, and dependent workflow across your tenant or farm, then provide a written risk map against the July 2026 retirement milestone.
Microsoft has confirmed retirement of InfoPath Forms Services on14 July 2026. If approvals, HR requests, purchasing, or compliance routing still run on InfoPath, your business is exposed to avoidable operational risk. ARC migrates your forms and workflows to SharePoint, Power Apps, and Power Automate with controlled cutover and functional parity.
No obligation. We will tell you exactly what is at risk and what it takes to fix it, usually within 48 hours.
Legacy InfoPath environments rarely fail in a single visible outage. They degrade through hidden workflow dependencies, schema drift, and brittle rule chains that break business continuity at the worst possible time.
We audit every InfoPath form, data connection, and dependent workflow across your tenant or farm, then provide a written risk map against the July 2026 retirement milestone.
We rebuild forms in Power Apps or modern SharePoint forms and rebuild workflow logic in Power Automate while preserving business rules, routing, notifications, and approvals.
Beyond parity, we remove brittle legacy workarounds and replace them with governed, auditable automation patterns that are easier to maintain and safer to scale.
After go-live, our SLA-backed support keeps your SharePoint and Power Platform environment monitored, secure, and current as Microsoft evolves the platform.
We do not start by rebuilding screens. We map behavior first, migrate in controlled waves, and only optimize after parity is proven in production-like validation.
Inventory forms, dependencies, data connections, and workflow coupling across tenant or farm.
Deliverables: Form inventory, dependency graph, risk-ranked roadmap
Rebuild forms and workflows with field-by-field and rule-by-rule parity validation.
Deliverables: Rebuilt assets, migrated data, parity test pack
Enable submitters, approvers, and admins with role-specific onboarding for day-one stability.
Deliverables: Training sessions, adoption plan, admin and user guides
Operate and improve the platform with proactive checks, SLA support, and release cadence.
Deliverables: Response SLAs, health checks, enhancement backlog
InfoPath modernization touches forms, workflows, data, security, and adoption. We deliver all eight capabilities as one connected program.
We recreate fields, validation rules, conditional logic, and data connections in Power Apps so users keep familiar behavior on a supported platform.
You need this when forms still submit today but IT can no longer publish changes safely before retirement.
We rebuild workflow logic with the same approvers, conditions, due dates, and notifications so approvals continue without retraining every team.
You need this when HR, purchasing, or compliance approvals depend on workflows attached to retiring forms.
We reconcile forms, list columns, content types, and lookup structures so the target state reflects current operations, not outdated assumptions.
You need this when list schemas drifted over years and no longer match what forms actually capture.
We migrate submission history into SharePoint lists or Dataverse with field-level reconciliation so nothing silently drops or changes category.
You need this when historical submissions are compliance records that must remain searchable and complete.
We coordinate infrastructure and application transition in one roadmap to avoid dual migrations with disconnected timelines and duplicated risk.
You need this when InfoPath retirement and SharePoint Server support timelines are converging in the same program.
We evaluate each form by complexity, lifecycle, and governance needs, then provide a form-by-form target recommendation with effort estimates.
You need this when you are unsure whether each form belongs in Power Apps, SharePoint forms, or a different platform.
We run role-based enablement for submitters, approvers, and admins so adoption begins at go-live instead of months later.
You need this when non-technical teams submit mission-critical requests and cannot afford rollout confusion.
We provide SLA-backed operations, monitoring, fixes, and enhancement backlogs to keep the new environment healthy long term.
You need this when you want one accountable partner after launch rather than ownership gaps and slow issue response.
InfoPath migration is rarely isolated. Pair this service withSharePoint Consulting,Power Platform, orBusiness Process Automation.
When SharePoint Designer workflows were deprecated, a leading life-science real estate company trusted ARC to migrate 30+ business-critical workflows to Power Automate with 100% functional parity and zero user disruption. This was a workflow retirement project, not an InfoPath project, and we use it here to demonstrate migration discipline and execution quality.
ARC was methodical and reassuring. Our users could not notice any change, and every approval and routing rule worked on day one.IT Director, Leading Life Science Real Estate Company
The migration is only phase one. Stability comes from clear commercial models, aligned technology choices, and managed support ownership.
~1-2 weeks, fixed scope
A no-obligation assessment that inventories forms and workflows, risk-ranks what breaks first, and delivers a written migration roadmap.
Scoped quote per defined scope
A defined rebuild of forms and workflows into Power Apps, Power Automate, and SharePoint with transparent scope, timeline, and delivery gates.
Monthly retainer
SLA-backed support and enhancement capacity so your new environment remains stable and evolves as business needs change.
Microsoft has confirmed InfoPath Forms Services retirement for July 14, 2026. New publishing was already blocked in 2026, so organizations should treat remaining runtime as temporary and unsupported for long-term operations.
There is no single replacement for every form. Simple scenarios often move to modern SharePoint forms, complex logic-heavy forms move to Power Apps, and approval workflows move to Power Automate.
Not with a mapped migration. We preserve historical submissions in SharePoint lists or Dataverse with field-level reconciliation and validation reporting.
A single form set typically runs 3 to 8 weeks. Multi-form and multi-workflow estates usually run in phased waves over 2 to 4 months.
Yes. Most InfoPath solutions include workflow dependencies. We rebuild those in Power Automate with parity for routing, approvals, notifications, and timing logic.
We support combined modernization programs where InfoPath migration and SharePoint infrastructure transition are planned as one coordinated effort.
Form submission and dependent workflow continuity becomes high risk, and unsupported issues can leave business-critical approvals blocked with no safe remediation path.
For most submitters, no. If parity is designed correctly, the user experience remains familiar. Training focus is mainly on admins and form owners.
Yes. Our InfoPath Retirement Assessment provides inventory, risk ranking, and a written roadmap before any build commitment.
We document existing behavior first, then test rebuilt forms and flows field-by-field and rule-by-rule against that baseline before cutover.
Yes. Power Apps and Power Automate handle advanced logic and integrations that often exceed legacy InfoPath capability.
Yes. We provide SLA-backed managed support for monitoring, issue response, and continuous enhancements after go-live.
Free InfoPath Retirement Assessment with a Microsoft Certified architect. Bring your forms and workflows, leave with a risk-ranked migration roadmap.