The Quik! Forms Engine includes these great features:

• E-Sign Callback Method with DocuSign
  • Easiest method to e-sign by having Quik! do all the work and then "call back" to a customer's URL to pass the EnvelopeID
• Sample Website - Turnkey website with prebuilt features:
  • Form Search
  • Form Grouping
  • Field Mapping (clients and reps)
  • Split Business
  • Generate Forms
• Generate forms in PREVIEW mode
  • Display form with no functionality so user can preview the form to avoid incurring form view transactions on your account.
• Generate forms that are hosted by Quik! on https://QuikForms.com/viewform/
  • New Property: HostFormOnQuik = TRUE
• Set Field Properties in Bulk
  • Set any field property for all fields for a given role (e.g. "1own")
  • Set field property for all fields with a given field name (e.g. "Fname")
• LoadXML method modified to discard signature field data
  • Useful for re-loading a previously signed form that requires re-signing
• Logo URL Property allows for assigning a URL to the logo in the Quik! Form Viewer
• Disable Alternative Data Buttons to hide that functionality on the form
• Print editable PDF (new property PrintEditablePDF)
  • When clicking PRINT button on the form the returned PDF will be prefilled and editable
• 100% HTML Forms
  • No Adobe software required
  • No PDF viewer
  • No third-party software
• View forms across all platforms with supported web browsers
• View, prefill, save, submit, print, e-sign all from one software platform
• Touch-scroll enabled for devices with touchscreens
• Print-perfect forms in secure PDF format
• Generate HTML files within any application, website, software or mobile app
• HTML forms are served from within your domain, giving you better security and control
• Work offline by saving forms to the user's browser
• Submit forms for processing to any remote server or via AJAX within same domain
• Customize the look, feel and experience of the forms viewer
• Add custom javascripts to further enhance how forms work
• Test forms before they are published
• Use Quik! software as either a .NET DLL or via a web service hosted by Quik!
• E-Signature Integration with DocuSign Certification on July 26, 2013
  • Seamlessly pass the form to DocuSign for signature
  • Control the interface to DocuSign with pre-built web services
  • Add external documents to signature packages
• Set form viewing expiration date less than 10 days
• Load form data from an XML file instead of by property and method
• Alternative Data Buttons enable users to choose alternate addresses, names, and other data blocks.
• Progressively fill forms – when data is entered in the first field that is repeated on another page, the data automatically fills into the other empty fields.

Software Made Obsolete by Quik! Forms Engine

• Quik! Web Forms Engine (generating PDF-based forms)
• Quik! Forms Data Engine (submitting PDF-based forms)
• Quik! Forms Repository (saving PDF-based forms)

Concepts Made Obsolete by Quik! Forms Engine v5.x

CustomerUserID

In all versions of the Quik! Web Forms Engine, the customer must submit their proprietary Customer UserID (a unique ID for their user) when requesting a form. Quik! then validates that user account against a product license. To simplify managing requests, this component was removed.

Submit and Save URL Management

Submit and Save URLs were originally managed in the Quik! Customer Central application for the QWFE must now be entered directly into the software as a property.

Production vs. QA vs. Development Environments

The customer can control their implementation environment directly within the software by virtue of the values passed to the software. This value is no longer a property of the software and is not used in the Quik! Forms Engine.

Software Still In Use By This Software (Quik! Forms Engine Version 5.0)

Forms Web Services

In order to display forms to users, the web services that deliver form meta data are still in use and unchanged but newer ones are available under a new URL.See the Web Service section of this document for details.
NOTE: As web services are updated, the existing web services remain operational and untouched to ensure customers do not have to upgrade their systems in order to keep operating. Instead, entirely NEW web services are constructed, and the updated web services (and methods) are given a version extension ("_vXXXX). Any methods within the web services that do not have a version number are identical to the original web service method.
The current version for most services is 5300.