Form.io and Contentstack Partner to Combine Composable Experiences with Compliant Data Collection

May 28, 2026
Form.io and Contentstack have announced a formal partnership to integrate composable digital experiences with compliant data collection for regulated industries including healthcare, finance, and government.

Form.io and Contentstack have announced a formal partnership to deliver governed data collection within adaptive digital experiences, announced in a press release.

The collaboration builds on an existing integration already in use across regulated sectors. It aligns Contentstack’s content delivery and AI orchestration capabilities with Form.io’s compliance ready data collection platform. The partnership provides enterprises with a combined infrastructure that supports composable digital experiences while meeting data governance and security standards.

Contentstack manages structured content and real time data through its Agentic Experience Platform, while Form.io handles compliant data capture and validation within customer environments. Together, the two companies aim to simplify how regulated organizations in healthcare, financial services, and government deliver modern digital interfaces without compromising compliance.

According to the announcement, the partnership formalizes a pattern already adopted by joint customers and introduces a structured go to market approach to scale the combined offering.

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