Here's a video showcasing IBM Forms Experience Builder in how one can can present a dynamic expressive web experience for handling a grant application approval process.

You can use the Forms Services Platform API to create and connect your pipes.

You can use the Java™ Access API to communicate directly with the Forms Services Platform from a Java application.

IBM® Forms Experience Builder contains accessibility features so users with disabilities can create forms and applications.

When given the link to an IBM® Forms Experience Builder application, a user is provided with many built in accessibility features.

IBM® Forms Experience Builder contains a number of builtin accessibility features to make applications easy to create and use by people with disabilities.

A Service Catalog serves two purposes. First, a Service Catalog is a programmatic mechanism to dynamically provide Service Descriptions to IBM® Forms Experience Builder instead of using static XML files. Second, a Service Catalog is linked to a Service Catalog Group and provides a mechanism to ...

A Service Catalog Group provides a way to group web services in IBM® Forms Experience Builder.

You can add custom cascading style sheet (CSS) themes to your IBM® Forms Experience Builder application.

Data labels added to form items provide descriptive column names when data is exported to a spreadsheet. If no data label is assigned, the Display Value is used.

You can create and edit formulas to assign values to an item on your IBM® Forms Experience Builder form.

Using the HTML Fragment item, you can add HTML anywhere in your form.

You can add media to the form anywhere you place the Media form item.

The following topics describe how to add services to your Forms Experience Builder applications.

You can use specialized form items to style text, echo text back, create dynamic lines, or add HTML.

It is often desirable to have an application, or form, transition through a set of phases or stages. At each stage the form might be used by different people in different roles. The form also might be presented in a slightly different manner in each stage, such as having some items or pages ...

The Table form item enables the user to add complex entries to a form.

To use Forms Experience Builder applications within WebSphere® Portal, you must add the Forms Experience Builder portlet to the WebSphere Portal page.

The topics in this section describe how to administer IBM® Forms Experience Builder.

You can control who has access to your form by adding security rules.

This topic describes the Application Events, and their parameters when using JavaScript™ API in IBM® Forms Experience Builder.

Give the users in your organization permission to work with the data relevant to them by assigning them roles.

You can dynamically assign roles to a form after form submission.

To define who can edit an IBM® Forms Experience Builder application, use the design settings in the Access tab.

Data for IBM® Forms Experience Builder applications is stored within a database. Ensure that you have a backup and restore strategy in place to protect your data.