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If you need to adjust success pages, submission recipients, the style or content of email notifications and other settings that are unique to each form you will find the necessary information below: First, go to a form’s Form Settings. See screenshot below, from the (1) My Forms dashboard, click...

This instruction is for users operating in a Covered Entity account (not a Developer Account). If you have signed-up as a Covered Entity and accepted the HIPAAtizer Business Associate Agreement, your forms are automatically HIPAA Compliant. To make a form that is in your dashboard HIPAA-Compliant and remove the...

Step 1: From the My Forms Dashboard, go to “My Profile”, then go to the “Subscription” tab. Step 2: Click on “Add payment method” Step 3: Add the relevant billing information to the “Billing” page Step 4: After the relevant information has been entered, click on (1) “Save”, then,...

There are multiple ways to access your submissions, whether you prefer to receive email notifications with encrypted, password-protected PDFs, or view them directly in the HIPAAtizer dashboard. With the dashboard, you have access to a range of additional options for managing your submissions, including CSV export, web view, and...

Learn how to easily add additional columns and sort submissions by date received or date submitted in HIPAAtizer dashboard. Follow our step-by-step guide to enhance your form management experience.

Learn how to install a secure and compliant form on your WiX website with HIPAAtizer. Follow our step-by-step guide for easy setup and integration.

This instruction details the process of adding the "Canvas" component to a form in HIPAAtizer, creating a form with drawable functionality. It includes steps for uploading an image, adjusting settings for the canvas, finalizing the form, previewing the form, drawing on the canvas, embedding or activating the form, and...

How to Create Conditional Logic Conditional Logic allows a form creator to build a dynamic form that is customized to a particular respondent and their responses. Step 1. Choosing the Form Element Conditional Logic can be created by using one of these three form elements:“Dropdown Select”,“Single Choice”, “Multiple Choice”,...