Collected summary based on inspecting formsflow.ai and related public resources. Core capabilities reliably observed or referenced: drag-and-drop form builder with form bundling; workflow designer supporting BPMN and DMN rules; analytics/dashboarding module (site copy notes analytics not available in the 14-day test instance); AI assistant (Flow-E / AI-assisted development) to help generate forms and workflows; built-in sentiment analysis for submissions; role-based access control (RBAC) and multi-tenancy support; a broad integrations ecosystem (site references “Native Integrations Pro” and many connectors). Editions and hosting: Community (open-source, Apache 2.0) edition on GitHub; Premium self-hosted tiers and SaaS hosted Premium packages (on-premise or formsflow-managed). Product-packages page references Community, Premium Lite, Premium Standard and higher Premium SaaS packages (Start / Leap / Max) with add-ons (multi-tenancy, mobile/offline, top-up runs). Licensing and code: open-source repository on GitHub (Apache 2.0) and license FAQ referenced on the site. Documentation and install resources: documentation, installation guides, helm charts and Kubernetes instructions are hosted in the GitHub organization and GitHub Pages. Contact/support: site references contact and support channels; [email protected] appears in site snippets and the site has Resources → Support and Contact pages. Notes on data quality and missing/failed items: attempts to scrape the pricing page (/pricing-plans/) and several other site pages returned transient “Whoops!” small system errors, causing structured extraction failures for pricing details and some pages (customer-faq, about-us, license-faq, resources/support and certain feature pages). Pricing numbers reported below were found only in search result snippets (not on the live pricing page during the extraction) and therefore require verification. Recommended next steps are included below.