The concept of the “paperless office” was first envisioned in 1978. Yet more than 40 years later it is still very much a work in progress, notwithstanding the many technology companies working in the ...

DENVER--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Formstack, a leading online form-building and workflow software provider, today announced the expansion of Formstack for Salesforce native forms, which now includes all ...

INDIANAPOLIS–(BUSINESS WIRE)–Formstack, a software-as-a-service (SaaS) company with a mission to transform the way people collect information and put it to work, announces its vision for a full-stack, ...

Fast-growing Fishers-based software company Formstack has landed a $425 million growth investment—by far the largest single capital raise by an Indiana-based technology company in the state’s history, ...

Platforms that bring more automation to the working environment, and platforms that are empowering more people to get involved in building tools to help themselves work, have equally seen a huge rise ...

Workflow automation provider Formstack LLC has raised $425 million to grow its cloud platform, which is used by more than 25,000 companies to help their workers more efficiently manage documents and ...

Formstack, a provider of data capture and workflow automation, has rebranded itself as Intellistack and launched Intellistack Streamline, a no-code process automation platform that empowers ...

Formstack, a leader in data capture and workflow automation, is unveiling its rebrand—now Intellistack—propelled by the release of Intellistack Streamline, the company’s no-code process automation ...

Aled Miles has been named the new top executive at Fishers-based software company Formstack following the departure of longstanding CEO Chris Byers. Byers left the company on Thursday and Miles ...

A Fishers company that is a leader in electronic document processing is laying off as many as 40% of all its employees. Formstack CEO Chris Byers announced the job cuts on the company’s LinkedIn page.

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