Microsoft has confirmed that InfoPath support ends on July 14th 2026. After that, organisations relying on InfoPath forms will be running on a platform with no future investment and increasing risk, or if you are using SharePoint Online – it won’t work at all.
Yet despite this, thousands of business-critical forms are still in use today which leaves organisations in a difficult position.
In this webinar, we explore some options for Migrating your InfoPAth Forms, Data, and Discuss Workflow.
One of the biggest mistakes in InfoPath migration is assuming every form should be rebuilt in the same way.
Some are part of broader business processes and would benefit from becoming richer applications. In those cases, Power Apps is often the right direction. It provides flexibility, integration with the wider Power Platform, and the ability to build something far beyond a traditional form.
But that level of capability comes with additional effort. More design. More build time. More complexity to maintain.
For many organisations, the requirement is far more practical. They need to modernise existing SharePoint forms, improve usability, and move away from InfoPath without turning the exercise into a full development project.
That is where a SharePoint-native approach becomes far more compelling.
Lightning Forms allows organisations to replace InfoPath forms quickly, improve the user experience, and retain a familiar working environment. Crucially, it also supports on-premises scenarios, which remains a key requirement for businesses that cannot fully move to the cloud before the 2026 deadline.
In this recorded webinar, we migrate InfoPath Form Libraries, discuss the migration options including Power Apps, Lightning Forms, Lightning Tools Forms Studio, and discuss how to migrate your XML data and how to create the workflows efficiently with Lightning Tools Actions.
