Microsoft Forms Pro lands this Spring: Here's what's new

Good news, folks! Microsoft Forms is all set to get a Pro version very soon. According to Microsoft, the Microsoft Forms Pro will be available to Windows Insiders this Spring.

The tool offers complete integration with Office 365, Dynamics 365, and Microsoft Power Platform. The feature is expected to be released as a part of the existing Forms service.

Notably, the tool can be used to create content in minutes that is definitely going to be helpful for Educators and Professionals. Companies and enterprises will be able to use Microsoft Forms Pro to analyze the results in real time. 

A Glimpse Of Microsoft Forms Pro

The organizations can use the surveys, quizzes, and polls for collecting feedback across customer touchpoints by using this enterprise survey tool. The organizations will be able to promote an engaging, collaborative work environment by measuring employee satisfaction and sentiments.

Both of these features are measured during the entire process onboarding to exit. Furthermore, companies can embed feedback requests for the identification of product enhancements and features. 

The tool also provides deep insights that are deduced from the collected data. Microsoft Forms Pro allows users to correlate business transactions with provided feedback.

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Microsoft describes the tools as:

Capture and analyze feedback to improve how you engage across your business with this simple, yet comprehensive survey solution.

Microsoft Forms Pro currently offers the following features:

• Easy to set up and configure
• Trigger surveys around specific events
• Collect feedback across channels
• Embed surveys across apps, web, and mobile
• Identify sentiments automatically
• Analyze feedback for impactful insights

For now, the tech giant has just provided a glimpse of the product so that the users can have an idea about its features. The rollout of the feature is expected to bring it in direct competition to Google Forms.

An online leak has already provided a roadmap for Microsoft Forms in this respect last year. You can expect Microsoft Forms Pro to have the folder support, progress base, a mobile version of forms, as well as an insert ability.

There are more changes coming, and you can elevate your forms as Microsoft’s integration of Excel files redefines possibilities.

Well, all those Google Forms users Out there? Are you excited for a brand new tool? Looks like the tool is going to offers what Google Forms failed to provide you with so far.