Make sure to check the settings you currently have for your forms’ layout, you might want to change it to a wider, “cleaner” version that has just been designed and added your settings. Check out this article to see how to change your form layout.

IntakeQ now supports conditional/skip logic questions. Hide or show certain questions based on a specific previous answer. The feature can only be applied to a multiple choice question. If you’d like to learn how to use it, check out this article.

intakeQ’s appointment reminder has been revamped and it now supports email, SMS (text) and phone calls. The new setup section can be found under the Settings tab in the Booking Settings page. Click here to learn how to customize the automatic appointment reminders.

Some consent forms might require more input from your patient than just their signature. Now you can add input fields/forms into it to gather extra information and we made it a very user friendly tool. Check out this article to learn how to insert both types of fillable sections to your form.

intakeQ™ can now automatically calculate simple scored questions. This is a very useful feature that can save you a lot of time if you wish to assess patients using rating scales. Check out this article to learn how to enable it.

This is a quick update to tell you about a new feature we added to the intake form editor. With “Mixed Controls” you now have more flexibility in how you display your text boxes. Check out this article to learn how to use this question type.

With this new tool you can program IntakeQ  to remind your clients of their appointments. You can choose when the reminder should be sent out and you can also choose from three different types (email, text messages or a phone call) or let your clients decide if and how they want to be reminded. Check out this…