InfoPath · SharePoint 2013 · Power Apps · Power Automate

The old form stopped working. It can be fixed in weeks.

If your company used InfoPath forms or SharePoint Designer workflows in Microsoft 365, they stopped working in 2026. Often nobody notices right away: requests just sit there.

What changed

April 2, 2026

SharePoint 2013 workflows stopped running in every Microsoft 365 tenant, with no extension option.

May 18, 2026

Publishing new InfoPath forms, or updates to existing ones, to SharePoint Online was blocked.

July 14, 2026

Microsoft removed InfoPath Forms Services from SharePoint Online. The forms no longer open.

Sources: Microsoft 365 message center posts MC542767 and MC616550. MC542767 · MC616550

How we do it

  1. Inventory

    We run Microsoft’s assessment tool on your tenant and list the forms, the workflows and who depends on them.

  2. Priorities

    We rank by impact: legal deadlines, audits, money on hold, volume of use.

  3. Rebuild

    Each form becomes a list with a Power Apps form and a Power Automate flow, with the same rules and history.

  4. Cutover

    A short parallel run, training for the people who use it, then the old one is retired.

What you get

Priced per form, fixed after the inventory. Simple forms usually take one to two weeks.

  • An inventory spreadsheet with the status of every item
  • New forms and flows, documented
  • Business rules that were hidden in the form, now written down
  • Licensing: in most cases, only the Microsoft 365 you already have

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In 45 minutes we map how it could run on its own. Free, no strings attached.

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