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There are three ways to create forms by cloning an existing form by importing a form from another kinetic environment, or by creating a form from scratch using the kinetic Form Builder. By utilizing these methods, builders can rapidly create interfaces that capture, validate and store data.

Kapps are like containers within a space, or kinetic environment. They allow administrators to organize forms and workflows together and delegate their management with ease. Common examples of Kapps are our ticketing systems, case management systems, customer portals, or Self Service portals.

Models within the kinetic platform are used to create an abstraction for your data, making it easier and more flexible to work with bridge plugins that fetch data for your forms and the underlying bundle. Models have two major components, attributes and qualification mappings.

The Kinetic platform can use plugins to connect it to just about any system. Our platform comes ready to play with several pre built bridges, handlers and sources, which you can use to perform the common CRUD operations create, read, update, and delete.

You can think of attributes like variables or tags. They can be used to enhance form logic, implement security policies or drive specific behavior within portals and workflows. Attributes are commonly used by Kinetic Platform Developers as a way to expose data so that non developers can then affect it and enable a change in the system behavior without changing the underlying code.