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Practice Setup

Create a patient form

Build a custom consent form, billing agreement, authorisation, or policy from scratch using the template editor.

5 steps · 4 min read

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Creating custom forms requires the Professional plan.

Examples for

Choose the example region. This does not change your practice or account country.

Before you start

  • New custom forms require Professional and form-setup permission.
  • Choose the intended practice before creating a form.
5 steps in this guide.Steps

Step 1: Open Practice forms

You

Open Client Forms and find Practice forms, Practice forms.

What you should seeFind the Practice forms heading in Client Forms; its position can change.

Step 2: Choose New Form

You

Use New Form and select the starting point offered for your practice, then name the form.

New Form starting pointsSeparate interactive example for this step. Uses made-up details. Changes here do not change your practice.

What you should seeAgreement and Start Blank are the current starting points. Name the form, then Create.

Step 3: Write and review each section

You

Edit section headings and wording. Choose which sections are Included or Excluded and use the preview to check what the patient will read. Practice and professional details come from Settings.

Review and edit one form sectionSeparate interactive example for this step. Uses made-up details. Changes here do not change your practice.

Treatment arrangements

Included
Draft — not yet reviewed

What you should seeThe section editor shows wording and whether a section is Included or Excluded.

Step 4: Save the form

You

Save edits. If the form needs review, use Save & mark reviewed after checking all wording. A draft needs review before it can be included for patients.

Review and edit one form sectionSeparate interactive example for this step. Uses made-up details. Changes here do not change your practice.

Treatment arrangements

Included
Draft — not yet reviewed

What you should seeSave & mark reviewed removes the draft state after you have checked the wording.

Step 5: Check its active state and sharing

You

Use the form’s Active state and Share controls where available. Reviewed forms can be selected in a send or pathway. The current editor uses reviewed and Active states, rather than a Published toggle.

What you should seeReviewed and Active are separate. An inactive form needs activation before patient use.

If this looks different

Do not infer sharing availability from review alone. Standalone links are available only for supported form types; other forms travel in a send or pathway.

Frequently asked questions

Is a saved draft ready to send?

Review the wording and use Save & mark reviewed. Check that the form is active before sharing it or including it in a pathway.

Where do practice details come from?

Settings holds your practice and professional details. Check the preview after changing these details.

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