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FormsViewer

The browser runtime in Qdabra Forms. Run your InfoPath forms, save the data, and connect them into multi-step workflows. Extend with the DBXL add-on for SQL and email.

What FormsViewer Can Do

Run, save, automate.

Save to SharePoint

Built-in

Submit forms to SharePoint libraries or lists. Map form fields to list columns — automatically.

  • Library and List submit
  • Field-to-column mapping

qRules — the rule engine

Built-in

80+ commands for date math, data manipulation, SharePoint queries, PDF rendering, and more.

  • 80+ built-in commands
  • Custom commands via JS API
+ DBXL

Beyond SharePoint: SQL & email

Add-on

Send and receive data with SQL Server databases. Trigger email notifications on form events.

  • Send to SQL Server
  • Receive from SQL Server
  • Mail notifications

Beyond a single form: multi-step workflows

Built-in

Connect forms into processes. Central Flows routes the next step to the right person — by email — and waits for input.

  • Approval routing
  • Multi-step intake / sequential review
  • Conditional branching
Release History

Latest release

2026-11-06

FormsViewer 11.19

  • Query restrictions: a $batch sub-request that tunnels a verb with X-HTTP-Method or X-HTTP-Method-Override now needs both verbs permitted by the rule (both operations on a List/Library rule); encoded spellings of _api, $batch or client.svc are denied
  • Data connections: responses relayed through the server are limited to 100 MB after decompression and 100 seconds (on-premises: both limits configurable in Web.config)
  • Stored credentials: changing a credential set's Service Url, Type, List ID or List Name requires entering its username and password again; saving a SharePoint List credential with Query Anonymously selected removes its stored credentials; (on-premises) instances using envelope credential encryption now refuse credentials still stored in the legacy format - migrate first
  • Monitoring: a new /health endpoint reports whether FormsViewer can reach its database (and Redis, when used) so a load balancer or monitoring service can probe it - no sign-in, GET only
  • Performance: form views are pre-processed once per FormsViewer version and template version and reused, instead of on every request
  • Bug fixes: formatting rules on File Attachment controls now apply (disabling, hiding, text formatting, shading); empty read-only rich text boxes with auto height keep a normal single-line height instead of collapsing; a form with an unbound file attachment control now opens; long attachment names shorten in the middle; global administration pages can be served from a separate host name

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