Release Notes

Last update: July 24, 2023

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Automated Forms Conversion Service receives improvements on an ongoing basis. To stay up to date with the most recent developments, visit this page regularly. This page provides you with information about:

  • Early Access
  • Latest releases
  • New features
  • improvements
  • Bug fixes
  • Deprecated functionality
  • Special instructions
  • Future plans for changes

24 Feb 2022 (AFC-2022.02.0)

29 Aug 2021 (AFC-2021.08.0)

  • Added capability to convert PDF Forms in Italian and Portuguese languages to an Adaptive Form.

29 July 2021 (AFC-2021.07.2)

  • Added capability to convert a PDF Form in French, German, and Spanish language to an Adaptive Form.

24 June 2021 (AFC-2021.06.2)

What’s improved

Improved accuracy for automatically detecting logical sections in the source forms and converting those into corresponding adaptive form panels.

03 Mar 2021 (AFC-2021.02.2)

What’s improved

Improvements in organizing form content into choice groups and fields while converting a source form to an adaptive form.

02 Feb 2021 (AFC-2021.01.2)

What’s improved

Improvements in organizing form content into panels and generating titles for panels while converting a source form to an adaptive form.

16 July 2020 (AFC-2020.07.2)

What’s New

Added support to convert colored PDF forms to adaptive forms.

What’s improved

Improvements in the automated conversion of text, form, and choice group fields to corresponding adaptive form components.

20 March 2020 (AFC-2020.03.1)

Early Access

Automatically detect logical sections in a form

By default, the service creates a separate top-level panel for each page of a PDF form. Now, you can use the Auto-detect logical sections option to drop page level panels (page number-based panels) and create only logical panels. It also clubs the fields which do not belong to any section with preceding logical section and fields of a logical section spread across two adjacent pages into a single logical section. For example, if some fields of a logical section are at the end of page one and some are in the starting of page two, all such fields are clubbed into a single logical section.