Read and Sign documents using Infowise Ultimate Forms in SharePoint Online Part-1

Welcome to our New Article on “Read and Sign documents using Infowise Ultimate Forms in SharePoint Online (Infowise SOP Read and Sign for office 365)”. The basic need of this article is, in company certain documents are regularly read by Employees. We will assign tasks to the employees through the mail or In common task list in SharePoint site. They can go through the mail or go to the task list and there they read the document and sign in after reading the document.

SOP(Standard Operating Procedure): An SOP is a procedure specific to your operation that describes the activities necessary to complete tasks in accordance with industry regulations or even just your own standards for running your business.

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Step 1: I have created SharePoint Document Library known as “SOP”. It has a few columns as shown below.

Important: I have created “Read and Sign ” column and Add it to “Tabs and Tab permission” (Create a new Tab) in “Infowise Ultimate forms“. I Explained this at “Step 5″.

Step 2: I have created a task list Known as ” Signing Tasks” with few columns as shown below.

Important: I have created “Signature” column and Add it to “Tabs and Tab permission” (Create a new tab) in “Infowise Ultimate forms”. I Explained this at “Step 7″.

Step 3: “Allow the management Content-Types” in your tasks list as shown below.

Step 4: Go to the List tab->click on list Settings->Scroll down to Content-Type-> click on “Add from existing site content types“.

Now select “Infowise” content type from the drop-down then it will show content types what it has. Select “Infowise Associated Task” from the content types, then click on “Add ” as shown below.

Step 5: Now Coming back to our “SOP” library, create the column “Read and sign” column and associate with “Infowise Associated Task” Content type as shown below.

Open your SharePoint Document Library (SOP) in Infowise Ultimate forms.

Go to Library tab-> click on “Design” button, it will open Infowise Ultimate forms.
Next, Go to “Configure Columns“-> click on “Associated Items“.
Enter Column name “ReadandSign” as shown below.
In General-Settings, Create new: ReadandDesign.
In Associated Items Settings, Child Site: current site, Child list: Signing tasks(your tasks list), Child Content-Type: Infowise Associated Task etc. Select as shown below.

Step 6: Create Infowise Ultimate Tab for the Sharepoint Document library.

Go to “Configuration layouts and Permissions” ->click on “Tabs and tab Permissions”.
Here you can create tab and Add columns to the tab as shown below.

Note: See below screenshot our new column “Read and sign” is added in “Tab-Column Association”.

Step 7: Now Coming back to our “Signing Tasks” SharePoint List, create the column “Signature” in Infowise Ultimate forms as shown below.

Open your SharePoint Task List (Signing Tasks) in Infowise Ultimate forms.

Go to Library tab-> click on “Design” button, it will open Infowise Ultimate forms.
Next, Go to “Configure Columns“-> click on “Signature“.
Enter Column name “Signature” as shown below.
In General-Settings, Create new: Signature.
In Signature Settings, check the checkboxes (Select coulmns as your needs).
Select Signature type as Declarative from the drop-down as shown below.

Step 8: Create Infowise Ultimate Tab for the Sharepoint Task List(Signing Tasks).

Go to “Configuration layouts and Permissions” ->click on “Tabs and tab Permissions”.
Here you can create tab and Add columns to the tab as shown below.

Note: See below screenshot our new column “Signature” is added in “Tab-Column Association”.

You can also try a few Infowise Ultimate Form examples below:

In the next article, we will discuss more on how to read and sign a document using Infowise Ultimate Forms in Office 365 SharePoint Online.

Read and Sign documents using Infowise Ultimate Forms in SharePoint Online Part-2

Bijay Kumar

After working for more than 15 years in Microsoft technologies like SharePoint, Office 365, and Power Platform (Power Apps, Power Automate, and Power BI), I thought will share my SharePoint expertise knowledge with the world. Our audiences are from the United States, Canada, the United Kingdom, Australia, New Zealand, etc. For my expertise knowledge and SharePoint tutorials, Microsoft has been awarded a Microsoft SharePoint MVP (9 times). I have also worked in companies like HP, TCS, KPIT, etc.