Advice on Forms capabilities

darrenbrown, although Forms can do what you require and is simple to set up I would suggest you also consider having a SharePoint list with a customised PowerApps form (called a canvas app) which gets its fields from the columns in the SharePoint list. The link to create this is at the top of the list. That will allow you have a nicely-formatted form with checkboxes, dropdowns, toggles, text columns, photo fields, attachments, logo etc. And, when you save it the data is saved to the list. As an example, a large form that we are using (which I built) is shown below and as well as saving the data to the underlying SharePoint list it also triggers an approval workflow via Flow.

I hope your IT Manager has a re-think as the new tools in Office 365 are really good and can save huge amounts of time and increase productivity.

Rob
Los Gallardos
Microsoft Flow Community Super User