Infonetica’s On-Line Form Framework uses the power of the internet to provide smart forms that are easy to complete, secure, and exchangeable with colleagues or other systems. The framework developed by Infonetica is database driven so we can provide this powerful facility for all your data collection requirements.
Easy to use – Easy to update
By harnessing the power of the Internet, Infonetica’s Form Framework operates across all platforms, -any device that can browse the Internet. It places no software on the user’s equipment so is friendly to networks and highly secure R&D systems.
The forms themselves use a standard Internet style of navigation putting users of the Internet instantly at home. Paper based forms, or PC based electronic forms always have problems with version control. Using a single source of the form on the Internet gets around this - if your form needs changing you can do it instantly and the changes take immediate affect for all new forms.
Collaboration
One of the main benefits of the Form Framework is that users can allow others to collaborate on areas of their form. They can also give copies of their form out to colleagues as a template, easily creating a library of form templates for their organisation. They can re-use data from previous submissions, saving hours of time and making the forms much easier to complete.
Data exchange
XML is the de-facto standard for information interchange across the Internet. and our on-Line form framework can accept XML messages from EUdraCT and other sources. This data can then be used to populate your forms saving users hours of data entry.
Security
Great care has been taken with Infonetica’s On Line form framework to ensure that the data held is totally secure at all stages and confidentiality is assured. We use only secure hosting facilities in London, secure databases and encrypted transmission of data from the client to our facilities.
Proven Technology
The Forms Framework is a proven product in use by over ten thousand users in twenty-seven countries, which has been available every day from its launch on 1st March 2004.