Forms
Sharing the public link
What a patient sees when they open your form link, and how their answers are saved.
The link
Every form has its own organization-scoped public URL ( /forms/[organization slug]/[form id]) that needs no login — send it to a patient by text, email, or however you'd normally reach them before their visit.
What the patient sees
The public form opens full-screen, with no app navigation around it, and presents a conversational, one-question-at-a-time flow. As the patient answers, their progress is saved to their device automatically, so closing the tab partway through and reopening the link later picks up where they left off.
Its welcome headline and description are set separately from the internal form name. The browser and link-preview title can be customized too, so the label your staff use to organize a form doesn't have to be the title a patient sees.
Note
If the form requires a signature, the last step asks the patient to type their name and sign before the Submit button becomes Continue to sign — see Signatures & consent.
After submission
After submitting, the patient sees the form's end screen. You can customize its headline and formatted message, then add an optional button linking to your website or another useful next step. If the end-screen fields are blank, Goji shows its standard confirmation that the answers were submitted. A patient completing a form from their authenticated portal returns to the portal instead.
A completed form doesn't create a patient by itself — it lands in your organization's Form submissions inbox, where you decide whether to create a new patient from it, attach it to an existing one, or dismiss it.