- Reduce data fragmentation
- Digitise manual processes
- Decrease shadow IT
A better way for OutSystems customers to accelerate form creation
DX Forms is a forms builder that simplifies and speeds-up form creation, allowing forms to be seamlessly embedded within OutSystems applications. This accelerator saves time and money, boosting productivity by enabling business users to create, customise and manage dynamic forms.
Reduces development cost
Builds dashboards and reports that unlock valuable data insights
Gains mobility with web & mobile access, online and offline
Builds as many forms as you need at no extra cost
Obtains complete security and governance over company data
Main features
Offline data capture
Responsive data capture
Form composer
Governance and security
Mobility
Version control
e-Signature
Validation before deployment
File Upload
Form Cloning
Data Extract
Built-in compliance
Problems solved
Workflow solutions
Without development, business users can utilise DX Forms to create forms that can integrate into workflow processes.
User feedback
Organisations can use DX Forms to collect feedback on their products, services and solutions, enabling evolution and enhancement.
Field services
DX Forms’ offline capabilities and data synchronisation engine allows business users to create forms suited to field services and remote operations in areas with limited or no connectivity.
Any data collection
Business users can employ DX Forms to collect any required information accessible from any application.
“DX Forms allows us to create custom forms and questionnaires used in our patient journeys. The forms are easily customised to suit the needs of a business user to understand a particular step in the patient journey. DX Forms also allows us to set up different user access levels, ensuring that only the necessary information is captured. Additionally, DX Forms integrates with our application, allowing seamless data transfer and real-time data processing.”
Find out more about DX Forms. Download the product sheet now.
