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# Formcreator

## Sources

| Download                                              | Sources                                      |
| ----------------------------------------------------- | -------------------------------------------- |
| <https://github.com/pluginsGLPI/formcreator/releases> | <https://github.com/pluginsGLPI/formcreator> |

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## Requirements (self-hosted)

| GLPI Version | Minimum PHP | Recommended |
| ------------ | ----------- | ----------- |
| 11.0.x       | 8.2         | 8.4         |
| 12.0.X       | 8.3         | 8.5         |

{% hint style="danger" %}
Version 3.0.0 of the plugin, called **Formcreator Migration Tool**, has been designed to **prepare the migration of Formcreator forms to the Forms module** (native forms introduced in GLPI 11).

With the many successive versions of Formcreator, the structure of the tables may have varied over time. Version 3.0.0 ensures a **predictable and consistent state of the data** before migration to GLPI 11, in order to simplify the migration script integrated into the GLPI core.

You can therefore **upgrade your instance directly to GLPI 11.x** from any previous version of GLPI and Formcreator.

**Example:**\
From GLPI 9.5.2 with Formcreator:

* Install GLPI 11 and this plugin (v3.0.0) directly
* Execute the table migration via the plugin
* Run the GLPI core migration

A **dedicated interface** guides you through the different steps of the migration.

This plugin should be installed **only for the duration of the migration**, and then uninstalled once the operation is completed.

<a href="/procedures/migrate-of-specific-plugins-from-glpi-10-to-glpi-11.md" class="button secondary" data-icon="circle-location-arrow">See the migration procedure</a>
{% endhint %}

{% hint style="info" %}
This plugin is available without a [GLPI Network](https://services.glpi-network.com/#offers) subscription. It is also available on [GLPI Cloud](https://glpi-network.cloud).
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