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- The "Standard" Service Level is intended to make it easy to pre-fill standard form fields (not premium form fields)
- The "Premium" Service Level is intended for the purpose of submitting data electronically from the form, but not for pre-filling purposes
- "User Defined Fields" are an option the Quik! team can create for customer-only forms when a customer needs a field defined that Quik! does not deem should be in the Quik! Field Definition (usually because the field is unique to that form).
- The "Signature" Service Level is intended to enable digital signatures on forms, which requires the forms to be built to the highest level of perfection in order to ensure signature and data accuracy.
- ETI uses best efforts to ensure forms adhere to the Quik! Form Standard and appropriate service level by putting each form through a rigorous process of pre-build, build, test, review and final review by the form owner (optional).
- ETI will fix form field errors and treat the fixes as high priority.
- The Quik! Field Definition allows for the ability to "bundle" or merge multiple Quik! Forms into a single document (form bundle), creating links between repetitive fields across the forms. ETI does not warrant that the bundling of forms will be perfect, and in rare cases, fields across multiple forms will result in conflicts and unexpected results.
- The main cause of this problem is due to the difference between text boxes and checkboxes on forms. If a textbox on one form has a field name that is the same as a checkbox on another form and the two forms are bundled, Adobe will automatically treat both fields the same, as either a textbox or checkbox. ETI is working on an improved definition to fix this problem.
- When a field on a form does not match a field defined in the Quik! Field Definition, the field is given a random field name with a prefix name that reflects the form's naming convention (e.g. NFSVC2349.FieldName1).
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