InfoPath support ended on 14 July 2026. Replace your forms with responsive, automated SharePoint forms.
Microsoft ended InfoPath support on 14 July 2026 — no more security patches, fixes or help desk. InfoPath forms keep opening for now, but every day they run unpatched adds security and compliance risk. skybow replaces InfoPath directly on SharePoint: responsive forms on your existing lists, built-in automation, and tooling that detects and analyses your InfoPath forms for a guided rebuild. Choose skybow to modernise your forms where they already live — there is no forward path with InfoPath.
Honestly: we can't recommend starting anything new with InfoPath in 2026. Staying temporarily only makes sense if:
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Extended support ended on 14 July 2026, in the same wave as SharePoint Server 2016/2019 and SharePoint Designer 2013. Since then, InfoPath receives no security patches and no fixes — and there will never be a new version. Forms keep opening for now, but browser and SharePoint updates can break them at any time, with no Microsoft support to call. For regulated processes, unpatched forms are a compliance risk on top.
Yes — that's the point. skybow forms run directly on your existing SharePoint lists and libraries. Unlike InfoPath, which stored submissions as XML files, your data lands as structured, queryable list items with SharePoint's permissions, versioning and audit trail. Nothing moves to an external database.
skybow scans your environment and automatically detects all InfoPath forms, then classifies them by business criticality. From there you rebuild in waves: business-critical forms first, modernised as responsive SharePoint-native forms with built-in automation. Individual forms typically take days; full landscapes land between a few days and 5 weeks.
InfoPath earned its popularity: for over a decade it was the standard for SharePoint forms, and its offline InfoPath Filler covered desktop scenarios that modern browser-based tools don't focus on. But since 14 July 2026 it receives no security patches or support — its strengths are historical, not a reason to stay.
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InfoPath came bundled with old Office licenses — but running it now costs you elsewhere: unpatched security risk, compliance exposure and specialists who are increasingly hard to find. skybow is licensed per end-user with all features included. Most teams replace their InfoPath landscape in waves, starting with business-critical forms — the license covers every form you build, with no per-form costs.
skybow's migration tooling scans your SharePoint environment, detects every InfoPath form and classifies it by business criticality — so you migrate with a plan instead of guesswork. Rebuild in waves: business-critical forms first, simplified and modernised as responsive SharePoint-native forms. Individual forms typically take days; complete form landscapes land between a few days and 5 weeks.
Microsoft ended extended support for InfoPath on 14 July 2026 — the same wave that ended support for SharePoint Server 2016/2019 and SharePoint Designer 2013. Since then there are no security patches, no fixes and no Microsoft support. InfoPath 2013 was the last version ever released.
For forms that live on SharePoint, skybow is the most direct replacement: responsive forms on your existing SharePoint lists, drag-and-drop design, conditional logic and built-in automation — no separate platform, database or per-form cost. It works on SharePoint Online, Server SE/2019 and hybrid.
skybow automatically detects and analyses the InfoPath forms in your environment and classifies them by business criticality. The forms themselves are then rebuilt as modern SharePoint-native forms — a guided process rather than a 1:1 converter, which is also the chance to simplify and improve each form.
They keep opening for now, but they run unpatched: every new vulnerability stays open, browser and SharePoint updates can break rendering at any time, and there is no Microsoft help if something fails. For forms in regulated processes this is also a compliance risk — plan the replacement now, starting with business-critical forms.
Yes. skybow runs on SharePoint Server Subscription Edition and 2019 as well as SharePoint Online and hybrid — your forms and data stay on-premises if that is where they belong.
Individual forms are typically rebuilt in days. A full form landscape moves in waves: business-critical forms first, then the rest — most projects land between a few days and 5 weeks depending on the number and complexity of the forms.
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