I will disagree. In the distant past, we had a bunch of forms to move online and our platform was SharePoint. I know, I know, but before you blame SharePoint,

I will disagree. In the distant past, we had a bunch of forms to move online and our platform was SharePoint. I know, I know, but before you blame SharePoint, we didn't get to the point of SharePoint being the issue. Instead, we got endless bikeshedding about "the process" and during that, many unrealistic expectations were conjured into existence as each process was re-imagined into kind of ultimate, abstract form of near infinite configurability. Try to imagine sitting at a table as someone says, with complete seriousness, that people ought to be able to submit a multiple one terabyte (not mega or giga, tera) files with a particular webform. Not any other transfer protocol, either. And this is back around 2008 or so. It should just ... expand as necessary. Nor was this the only time I encountered this kind of behavior. I have seen functionaries whose visions of process suddenly bloat like that "elephant's toothpaste" when presented with technological options. I would do the forms first, given the chance.