You can create any kind of interactive form quickly & easily. We give you the tools to do that. The types of forms you can create with SPARK are only limited to your imagination. more details​ ...

We provide you with all controls to handle your data input, including: Attachment, Dropdown List, Searchable Lookups, Multiple Choice, Checkbox, Repeater, People/Group Picker, Date, Time, Datetime, Label, hyperlink, Vertical & Horizontal Lines, Textbox, Multi-line Textbox, Radio Button, Image, Hyperlink, External Data Picker, External Data Dialog, Tabs, Buttons, Barcode, E-Signature, Captcha and Rich Textbox editor (including the ability to add/link audio, video, picture and tables).

The designer can group controls together inside "Panel" control. The Panel control controls the appearance and visibility of the controls it contains.

The designer can display an external page contents in the Form using a "Page Viewer" control. The Page Viewer control works as an iframe and allows a view of a page or document to be included within the control.

By using "CheckboxList" control, you can make a single or multiple selections on a form.

In addition, the system presents all columns of the list/library in the "Toolbox Pane", so the user can simply drag/drop the desired column/s on the form design area.

By using "Advanced Lookup" control, you are able to make selections based on values in a list (from the same or from other sites collection). You can search for any data in the list and sort the results ascending or descending by clicking on any column header. The selection will be presented in the form as a link to redirect the user to the selected item's view (New Item) page when clicking on that link.

SPARK forms run on any device, desktops, mobile devices, tablets, web browser and across operating systems without having to worry about compatibility, deployment or application maintenance. more details​ ...

With a drag-and-drop, designers can easily design and create effective forms for any device without having to write custom code, just click the controls (Text Boxes, Drop Downs, Radio Buttons, Images etc.) you want to add and drag them over to your form. SPARK gives beginner users the ability to create simple forms, while experienced developers can create any type of complex forms. With "What You See Is What You Get" editor, you can create your forms “look and feel” just the way you want them.

The idea if you would like to select a value from a "Dropdown List", and then use that value to filter the available options for the next Dropdown List. The most common use of this is asking what state you are from, then the next choice is what city you are from, available options are filtered by state, so you only see cities in your state.

SPARK Online Help System is designed to help you find what you need quickly. Topics are brief and include references to related topics if you want to learn more. You can access the online help by selecting the help icon from any of the screens within SPARK. The online help provide users with all necessary information to help them create forms.

SPARK Forms is tightly integrated with SPARK Workflow to eliminate the time spent on manual tasks and to automate business processes and deliver rich applications. We embedded the workflow actions in the form to help simplify the workflow actions to be taken from a central point, so you can quickly review, approve, delegate or take custom actions for an assigned workflow tasks from within the form itself. Also, you can stop/ start workflow, view the taken workflow actions inside the form. In addition, you can send messages via email to other users within the SharePoint farm.

Ensure required fields have been provided before form submission. You can constrain the type of input of form fields to e.g. number, date, list of choices, etc. and add extra constraints like minimum, maximum or your own rules and conditions.

With "Rule Manager", you can create smarter forms by adding dynamic formatting, actions, validations or ready rules (i.e. email validation) which affect the controls within the form that being designed at the runtime. You can show or hide controls or entire sections based on another control(s) or any combination of logic. You can hide/show parts of the form based on specific user responses. When your form has a lot of sections, you don’t want to confuse your users by showing them sections they may not need. You can create rules that make things happen when users enter values. You can create rules that show/hide controls or "Panel: group of controls", change formatting, set control values based on other control, enable and disable controls, make input controls read only, show messages, show/hide the whole forms in a multi-sections form. You can include complex formulas to use in rules and calculated values by utilizing more than 140 out-of-the-box SPARK functions, the rule scripting language depends on JS and JQ along with HTML and CSS codes, also you can use these rules with the "Forms Variables" to change their values depending on conditions, as well, you can specify what action you want these rules to be triggered on such as (onLoad, onSave, onChange or onKeyup).

The "Rule Manager" has an "Assistance Panel" part, which includes the available controls, variables and functions in the form being designed. You can show all rules created on all controls in the form or view them based on every control by simply selecting that control. You can create, disable, enable, duplicate, delete and move the rules up and down based on their priority. You can disable/enable one rule, multiple rules or all rules by a click.

Also, we provide you with a powerful & integrated tool that enable you to change the priority to execute rules, as by default, rules on controls are executed sequentially based on controls creation in the form.

SPARK You can preview forms to make sure that everything is working probably before publishing the form officially to the users. You can view how forms will render in a selected device layout without having to exit the form designer. This technique provides the designer with the ability to test the form online and in a private mode before publishing it.

SPARK encrypts your data so no one, even you, can read it without having the right credentials and sufficient access security privileges. SPARK encrypts all form’s data dynamically.

This control represents repeating sections containing groups of controls that may need to be duplicated. A typical use is an expenses form where each row is an expense item. more details​ ...

Calculations can be used to compute field values based on user input or workflows engagements. You can use the operators multiply, divide, plus and minus in your formulas, combined with “OR” and “AND” statements. You can create calculated and concatenated fields using "Rule Manager" and assign the result to a Label, TextBox or any suitable controls.

SPARK lets users upload files along with their form submission. With the Attachment control, you can upload any types of files along with their form entries. SPARK From allows multiple files attaching to both lists and libraries, which libraries are not supported by default through SharePoint.

SPARK You can organize your long forms using "Tab" control. Each Tab can consist of a certain type of information or a group of controls that form displays when the user selects the corresponding Tab. By separating the form into multiple Tabs and sections, it is not only better organized in terms of information, but also keeps your users more engaged through every step of the work process.

SPARK enables the designer to edit the form’s source code in a simple way, so the user can add any script references, modify CSS, HTML, JS or JQ to enhance the form’s capabilities, also the source code can be copied from one form to another in order to mimic it on other lists, libraries, content types or even migrating it from development environment to the production one.

SPARK works with “Content Types” and can publish multi-forms designs on multi-content types per list or library, also you can copy form designs from content type into another one.

The designer will be able to format and design his form and controls in the way he desires using the available tools in SPARK's "Workspace Designer" or through writing CSS code. In addition, the designer can copy and paste format from one control to another with a simple click using the "Copy Format" tool in the "Workspace Designer" top ribbon. SPARK has a “Form Ruler” and an “Alignment Tools” to provide the designers with the ability to align controls in the form both ways, horizontally and vertically.

With SPARK, no need to design, develop and deploy new forms, quickly apply settings to multiple form's controls with one click, copy/paste/duplicate form’s elements, easily add a new SharePoint list column and use it immediately without needs to leave the form "Workspace Designer", design your forms once for web and mobile, quickly and easily copy form contents to another list’s in the same farm or other SharePoint farms with all its settings and layouts easily.

Now users are able to save the form without running the corresponded workflow by saving the form as a  draft, so the system will not fire the workflow at all.

By this feature, user guarantees restoring the list behavior to the default (display, New and Edit) templates of SharePoint which they were before publishing SPARK forms, and without losing any data saved on items.

The user can preview and export the forms to PDF files or image (PNG) files easily with a click.

You can quickly and easily add industry standard barcode to the form being designed through SPARK. It is designed to be easy to use and really light. It renders Scalable Vector Graphics (SVG) directly into the form HTML page by specifying encoding barcode standard and text to be encoded. The code can be retrieved from or saved to SharePoint text column or can be generated from the default value property or even can be generated randomly by selecting the random option from within the control’s settings.

The CAML Query Builder is an intuitive user interface that helps users/designers creating a CAML query in an easy and quick manner. It has features to create, export, copy and test the CAML queries through a visual interface tool without the need to write any code. User can select columns from “Columns List Pane”, as well user can add unlimited number of "Conditions" to the query. This tool enables the user to add or delete unlimited numbers of “Order By” clauses to the CAML query.

SPARK provides the designer with the ability to design multilingual forms, these forms will be displayed for the users depending on their operating systems or browsers preferred languages. SPARK supports all SharePoint supported languages with RTL-LTR directions. Just design the form in the primary language, change the form to the desired new language and updates controls settings accordingly.

When typically signing a form, you would first need to print the form out, sign it in pen, and then find a way (scanning or faxing) to deliver it where it needs to go.more details​

This great feature provides the ability to store data within the form in order to use it in rules, save controls data to them without saving to list’s columns or getting data from the list’s columns without the need to bind these data to form’s controls or displaying them there. Different types of data (integer, string, date) can be assigned in a Form Variables.

Auto-Populate button located under the "View Tab" of SPARK top ribbon. When the user clicks this button, the columns of the corresponding list or library or selected content type will be automatically populated and built instantly in the form "Workspace Designer" with all their default properties and configuration settings. All populated controls will be associated with labels which represents their titles. The designer will be able to continue designing the form as desired easily having all the required controls in the form ready and configured.

SPARK has many templates with pre-defined formats to assist the designer creating forms easily on the fly. You can use the form templates to create Invoice, Email, To-Do list, Budget, Task and many other types of forms which are considered more details​

With SPARK, you will be able to publish forms on "External Lists", this means that you can design External Lists appearance, add different controls to the form, create rules, add formats, write his/her own codes...etc.

Do not worry about how is complex the form design will be, SPARK provides a solution to design high performance forms, which means whatever the form’s size and complexity would be, it will be fully displayed to the users in less than 3 seconds.

SPARK Forms provides the users with all the tools that you need to integrate with Business Connectivity Service BCS, SQL, XML and Web Services to view and update data in a centralized form. Using these tools, users can easily select items from the data source, to which tool is connecting with, and reflects their data on form’s controls. For example, perhaps you are filling out a customer service form, and you’d like to select the customer name directly from external data source (i.e. CRM Database) rather than creating a duplicate list for them in your SharePoint environment and use another data connection to get them to your form, this can be accomplished easily and with no code using SPARK Forms integration controls and special SPARK Forms functions. With SPARK Forms:

• You can utilize the Business Connectivity Services BCS within SharePoint to access external data using "External Data Picker", "External Picker Dialog" controls and special functions.
• You can integrate the form with an external SQL Database (i.e. SQL Server, Oracle, MySQL) using "SQL Connector" control and special functions without the need to use BCS.
• You can integrate the form with an external or internal XML data source,XML string stored in SP columns or InfoPath forms by using "XML Connector" control and special functions.
• You can integrate the form with external Lob applications through their web services by using "Web Connector" control and special functions.
• You can integrate the form with LDAP data source such as Microsoft Active Directory using "LDAP Connector" control and populate results to form’s controls using internal functions.

SPARK utilizes the Business Connectivity Services (BCS) within SharePoint to access external data. By using "External Data Picker", "External Picker Dialog" controls and special SPARK functions, users can easily select items from the data source to which BCS is connecting and reflects their data on Form’s controls.

With SPARK you can integrate the form with an external SQL Database using "SQL Connector" control and special SPARK functions without the need to use BCS. Users can easily select items from the database to which SQL Connector is connecting and reflects their data on Form’s controls.

You can integrate the form with an external or internal XML data source, XML string stored in SP columns or InfoPath forms by using SPARK "XML Connector" control and special SPARK functions. Users can easily select items from the XML data source to which the control is connecting and reflects their data on Form’s controls.

You can integrate the form with external Lob through their web services by using SPARK "Web Services Connector" control and special SPARK functions. Users can easily select items from the web services data source to which the control is connecting and reflects their data on Form’s controls.