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Deadline: July 14, 2026

Microsoft retires InfoPath Forms Services from SharePoint Online on that date. After it ships, the browser stops rendering form submissions; the XML remains in the library but is opaque without the (also-deprecated) InfoPath client. Archive now and the data is preserved as PDF before the deadline.

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InfoPath PDF Archive

MigrationFox reads InfoPath XML submissions out of a SharePoint Online form library, parses every field value, generates a searchable PDF per submission, and uploads the PDFs to a destination SharePoint library you choose. The original XML stays where it is — nothing is deleted. After the July 14, 2026 retirement the PDFs are still readable forever; the XML wouldn’t be.

What Gets Archived

How It Works

  1. Connect SharePoint — OAuth into the tenant that hosts the form library (source) and optionally a different tenant or library for the destination
  2. Pick the form library — the wizard browses your sites and surfaces every InfoPath form library; you select one per job
  3. Pick the destination folder — any SharePoint document library on the destination tenant. Same-tenant archive into a "FormsArchive" library is the most common pattern
  4. Start Archive — MigrationFox lists every submission, parses each XML, renders the PDF, uploads to the destination, marks the source item as archived, and emits a per-form progress event
  5. Receive the manifest — on completion you get a CSV that maps every source item ID to its destination PDF path so legal / compliance can audit the conversion

Why No Other Tool Handles This

The other migration tools on the market are all built around file-and-folder copy. InfoPath isn’t a file format problem — the XML is small and easy to copy. The challenge is rendering: you need to know the InfoPath schema (XSN template) to label the fields correctly, and you need a PDF renderer that produces readable output. MigrationFox is the only tool we know of that ships this as a built-in feature; teams have historically solved it with $40k+ consulting engagements or custom PowerShell that produces unreadable text dumps.

Pricing

InfoPath PDF Archive is billed per form converted, not by GB:

There is no free tier for InfoPath Archive — the cost reflects the rendering engine + per-form QA we run on every conversion. For a tenant with thousands of forms across multiple libraries, talk to us — hello@migrationfox.com — and we’ll scope a fixed-price engagement to run the conversion ahead of the deadline.

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