InfoPath’s retirement is finally real—and this time, Microsoft means it. With support ending July 14, 2026, organizations must move quickly to modernize their forms strategy. But this isn’t just a migration exercise. It’s an opportunity to rethink how you collect data, design processes, and choose the right tools for the job.
TL;DR InfoPath becomes read-only on July 14, 2026—no more editing or creating new forms Forms should only collect data, not manage business processes Upgrading forms is a chance to re-evaluate and simplify your processes There’s no single replacement—choose from a range of Microsoft 365 tools AI can assist, but should not be the primary interface for structured business processes Rethinking Forms: Collect, Store, Process One of the biggest mindset shifts moving beyond InfoPath is separating responsibilities:
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