This is for access control. If your company uses Active Directory then when when you remove an employee from your Active Directory his access will be automatically removed.
If your company does not use Active Directory you can create a Microsoft account using your existing email (even gmail works). Or you can create a new @outlook.com account.
What you really want to see is a reputable VC (preferably from Sand Hill Road) backing the company. That might be coming in the future, but for now we are doing well without VCs.
Good feedback! In the beginning we expect early adopters will be technology enthusiasts, so the marketing text is oriented towards them. Later, as the mainstream begins to adopt the product we plan to adjust the text accordingly.
To handle errors Airforms supports extensive validation options.
Regarding show/hide based on field value -- this is accomplished via "rules", where you build conditions graphically. This is not enabled in the current build, but is coming in November.
Common types of form fields such as radio, checkbox, textbox, textarea, combobox, date and so on are supported.
Please contact us via the email address at the bottom of the web site if you would like to discuss your specific scenarios.
Those aren't everything apps, those are everything platforms. You can barely do anything (other than browsing the web) with Windows alone, with no apps installed.
If your company does not use Active Directory you can create a Microsoft account using your existing email (even gmail works). Or you can create a new @outlook.com account.