Cognito Forms – Authentication Methods Supported for Connecting to SharePoint

I am a developer for Cognito Forms.

We are releasing support for multi-page forms with conditional branching rules later this month. In the interim, you can use fields and sections that are conditionally visible to accomplish similar behavior.

Here is how the multi-page feature will appear in the builder and on your forms:

Builder - Progress Bar Settings

Builder - Page Break Settings

Form with Multiple Pages

Optionally, when multi-page forms are not sufficient, it is possible to transfer data from one form on one page to another form on a different page as long as you are embedding these forms on your website and are prepared to roll up your sleeves a bit:

1. Create the first form and embed it on a page in your site.

2. Configure the first form to send data to the second page on your website using querystring parameters:

Pass whatever parameters you need and reference fields on your form in []'s, such as https://www.yourownwebsite.abc/page2?First=[Name.First]&Last=[Name.Last] from the above example.

3. Create your second form starting with a copy of the first (so it contains the same fields) and mark these fields as Show This Field - Internally so they do not appear to the user.

4. Embed the second form on the second page using the Cognito Forms embed code.

5. Modify the embed code to pass in information from the first form pulled from the querystring parameters.

<div class="cognito">
<script src="https://services.cognitoforms.com/include/required"></script>
<script src="https://services.cognitoforms.com/session/script/a205f58a-e405-4edb-9c3b-b4f3f5ff1d85"></script>
<script>

  // Source: http://stackoverflow.com/questions/901115/how-can-i-get-query-string-values-in-javascript
  function getParameterByName(name) {
      name = name.replace(/[\[]/, "\\[").replace(/[\]]/, "\\]");
      var regex = new RegExp("[\\?&]" + name + "=([^&#]*)"),
      results = regex.exec(location.search);
      return results === null ? "" : decodeURIComponent(results[1].replace(/\+/g, " "));  
  }

  // Load form prefilling with querystring parameters
  Cognito.load("forms", { 
      id: "12", // make sure this is the correct form id for your form
      entry: {
          Name: {
              First: getParameterByName("First"),
              Last: getParameterByName("Last"),
          }
      }
  });
</script>
</div>

The requires a bit of effort but works with only a small bit of JavaScript. If you need to understand the syntax for specifying the entry option, you can configure your second form to post to a url on http://requestb.in/ and submit a test entry.

Optionally, if you prefer more control and can do some server-side programming, the Post to a website option can post the JSON for the first form to the second page, where you can simply pass it through to the second form in a similar fashion.

EDIT: Cognito Forms now supports full encryption of all entry data and uploaded files at rest. Furthermore, you can mark sensitive fields as protected to ensure they are not inadvertently transmitted insecurely, such as through email notifications or insecure redirects/webhooks.

Learn more about Cognito Forms security at: http://help.cognitoforms.com/data-security

Sounds like you have already read this question and answer on the topic:

What measures does Cognito Forms take to ensure Privacy/ Security Level for Completed Forms/ User Data?

All files are store in Microsoft Azure datacenters, carefully segmented by organization to keep files safe. All web traffic to/from Cognito Forms is encrypted to ensure the safety of data in transit. Currently, we do not encrypt these files in Azure, but they do require an authenticated user from the organization in order to access them.

We plan to support full encryption of uploaded files as an option for forms later this year, which will additionally prevent files from being transmitted via email or otherwise sent through unencrypted channels.