Supported6 min readUpdated June 5, 2026

What Supported, Builder review, and Manual rebuild mean

Interpret compatibility labels without assuming the generated app is production-ready or unusable.

Quick answer

In short

Supported means Form Migrator can generate a first-pass output. Builder review means the output is useful but must be inspected. Manual rebuild means the analyzer can document the pattern, but a maker or developer must rebuild it.

Most likely cause

Teams often treat compatibility labels as pass/fail. They are better used as scoping labels for what the migration team should inspect next.

What to do next

Use the labels to prioritize validation: manual rebuild first, builder review second, supported items during normal UAT.

Supported

Supported items are generated automatically or handled directly by the guided workflow. Examples include standard text fields, dates, checkboxes, simple dropdowns, primary SharePoint binding, and simple view navigation.

Builder review

Builder review items usually have a useful scaffold but need inspection in Power Apps Studio. Examples include show/hide sections, complex visibility, secondary-list dropdowns, repeating data, people fields, and imported media layout.

Manual rebuild

Manual rebuild items are detected so they are not invisible, but they are not converted automatically. Examples include custom code, script events, ActiveX/custom controls, deep nested repeating groups, and logic that depends on external systems not represented in SharePoint metadata.

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