Skip to main content

AI-Powered Capability Accelerates Forms Creation and Forms-Based Workflows

 

We're thrilled to share that Nintex PDF Converter is now included in the Nintex Automation Cloud license, giving all existing customers automatic forms creation capability. This AI-powered feature provides a simple and efficient way to create forms for data collection and minimize errors.
 

What is Nintex PDF Convertor?

 

With Nintex PDF Converter, form designers can convert PDF documents into interactive digital forms that can be easily modified and customized to capture data.

 

What are the benefits of using Nintex PDF Convertor?

 

Imagine a medical institution that relies on paper-based forms to gather patient information, including medical history and insurance details. These forms also typically include fields for obtaining consent and medical prescriptions. Patients are usually requested to manually fill out these forms and return them via email as PDFs. However, this manual process is prone to errors and is often laborious, leading to inaccuracies that can result in serious consequences. To avoid these downsides, an increasing number of organizations are transitioning to digital forms.

Creating these digital forms can be time-consuming and error prone, especially for more complex forms with many varying fields. Nintex PDF Converter significantly reduces the time required to build these forms, accelerating time to value for your digital transformation project.

In addition to medical institutions, other organizations such as educational institutions and governments also use paper-based forms for various purposes. For instance, schools collect student information, admission forms, attendance records, and other academic-related data, while governments use paper-based forms for tax forms, passport applications, immigration forms, council applications, and more.

The Nintex PDF Converter offers several benefits for organizations seeking to streamline their data collection processes while reducing errors:

  • Improved efficiency: The tool eliminates the need for manual form creation, saving organizations time and money, and automating business processes.
  • Increased accuracy: By converting PDF documents into interactive digital forms, the tool helps ensure that entered data is accurate and complete.
  • User-friendly: The tool features a simple, intuitive interface that allows users to convert PDF documents quickly and easily. Additionally, the tool includes useful features such as previewing documents before conversion and selecting specific pages to convert.

How does Nintex PDF Converter work?

 

Nintex PDF Converter uses artificial intelligence (AI) to analyse the structure of your PDF file. It converts scanned PDF documents into editable formats using machine learning-based optical character recognition (OCR) technology and AI-based document understanding technologies. This means that businesses can easily convert scanned documents, such as invoices, receipts, and paper-based forms, into editable formats.

 

How do I get started with Nintex PDF Converter?

 

To get started, click on ‘Start with PDF’ within the Nintex Form designer and upload your PDF document.

‘Start with PDF’ in Form Designer

When using Nintex PDF Converter, the designer can select from five actions to ensure accurate conversion of the PDF into a form. The 'Locate' option is particularly helpful when working with lengthy PDFs, allowing the designer to quickly find the converted field on the right side of the screen.

Content options in the PDF Convertor

 

After the PDF content is successfully converted into a form, the designer can access the form designer to make additional modifications such as adding or removing elements, implementing logic via rules, and customizing controls and styles.

 

Style your form once converted

In a matter of minutes, Nintex PDF Converter can transform a complex PDF into a complete and functional form. This user-friendly and powerful tool enables businesses to enhance productivity, minimize errors, and streamline their document processing workflows.

For more information, refer to the video and help documentation.

Will this be released for Nintex Forms for Office 365 in the future? 


Hi Brandi, this capability is specifically built for NAC forms so no this will not be available for Nintex Forms for O365.


@SeeDee 

I'm super excited about this awesome feature and how incredibly useful it could be. But you know what? We should have it as part of Office 365 Forms too! Practically speaking, until we can use NAC to store data, SharePoint is our go-to for building apps from a storage perspective, and "Office 365 Forms" is gonna stick around for quite some time. So, it's kinda disappointing to hear that all new & cool features aren't included in "Office 365 Forms" yet.


@SanthoshKumar-R We are addrsssing that. I can share that we are looking to build Tables such that you can store data in NAC itself. Stay tuned. 


@brandiwoodson and @SanthoshKumar-R 

Nintex partner here!  Kudzu can convert PDFs (InfoPath forms, Excel spreadsheets and others) to NAC and Nintex for Office 365 forms.  Within that conversion process we can also create SharePoint Lists (plural if you’re starting with an InfoPath form with repeaters). 

You’ll also find that Kudzu does a better job recognition-wise on non-fillable forms, including support for complex table structures in the source PDF.  Here's a short video of a static (non-fillable) PDF with a table that has column and row headers being converted to a Nintex K2 SmartForm: https://youtu.be/D8fMMmdEMCA.  Same form could have been written to NAC or Nintex for O365, with a new SharePoint list created during the conversion process.

We’ve also developed a Generative AI capability that can create brand new form models with a few word prompt and in seconds.  


Learn more at: https://kudzusoftware.com and https://kudzusoftware.com/product/generative-ai


Why are “Loyalty” plan customers still getting charged 10k per year ?  Our upcoming renewal still has a charge. Just a heads up this is not “Free” for everyone.


Reply