Patient intake and consent paperwork from Google Forms
Clipboards, printers and retyping slow the front desk down. With AutoDoc, patients complete your Google Form intake before the visit and a filled consent form is waiting in your records folder, with a guardian version added for under-18s.
| Patient | {{Patient Name}} |
| Date of birth | {{Date of Birth}} |
| Reason for visit | {{Reason for Visit}} |
| Parent / guardian | {{Guardian Name}} |
| Consent given | {{Consent}} |
See it in action: consent forms
A parent completes a clinic intake form on her phone; AutoDoc files the consent PDF and adds a guardian form because the patient is under 18.
Watch on YouTube →Sound familiar?
- Patients filling paper forms in the waiting room
- Front desk retyping intake details
- Missing guardian consent for minors
A real-world example
Documents clinics automate with AutoDoc
Each of these runs from a Google Form you already use. Pick one to see the setup.
Consent forms
Treatment consent per patient, plus guardian consent when under 18.
How it works →Registration confirmations
Send appointment confirmations with what to bring.
How it works →Receipts
Email a receipt after each payment.
How it works →Incident reports
Record clinical or facility incidents consistently.
How it works →Which plan fits?
A small clinic often fits the free plan; busy multi-practitioner clinics use Business to cover all staff accounts. See pricing.
Frequently asked questions
Can we use Google Forms for health information?
That depends on your local regulations and your Google Workspace agreement. Check before collecting health data.
Are files shared publicly?
No. Files stay in the folder you choose with the sharing you choose; automatic sharing is optional.
Can the patient get a copy?
Yes, by email or automatic sharing with the respondent.