E-Documents: editing a document

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E-Documents allow the patient to fill out a form while in the virtual waiting room, and electronically sign it. Users with an Account Administrator or Clinical Supervisor role can create/edit as many templates as needed, and delete templates as well. Common uses for these E-Documents include Statements of Understanding and intake forms.

 

This support article illustrates how to create a new E-Document.

 

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Sections

 

Create a New Document

  1. Click on the "Features" tab and select "E-Documents" from the drop-down menu.

E-Documents under the Features menu

 

 

  1. On the next page, use the "New Template" button in the lower left-hand corner.

New Template button

  • If you have already received E-Documents before, click on the "Edit Templates" button in the lower left-hand corner first, and then the "New Template" button on the next page.
    Edit Templates

 

  1. When you have filled out the document fields and entered your content, use the "Save and Preview" button in the lower left hand corner to save your changes and create your document. Check the preview for any design errors.

Save and Preview button

 

 

Edit an Existing Document

  1. Click on the "Features" tab and select "E-Documents" from the drop-down menu.

E-Documents under the Features menu

 

 

  1. On the next page, use the "Edit Templates" button on the left hand side.

Edit Templates button

 

 

  1. Use the "Edit" button to the left of the template you would like to edit.

Edit button for a given template

 

 

  1. When you have filled out the document fields and entered your content, use the "Save and Preview" button in the lower left hand corner to save your changes and create your document. Check the preview for any design errors.

Save and Preview button

 

 

Document Fields

Document Name

        1. While on the create or edit screen, enter the name of the document as you would like it to appear on the waiting room page.

 

How the Document Name appears on the waiting room page

 

 

Who Can See Completed Documents?

This field determines who can see the document, and who it is assigned to. The options:

  • Only Signer and Session Host: This selection means that only the participant filling out the document, and the host of the session, can see this form's status and contents. (This is the default selection.)
  • All Session Participants: This selection means that ALL participants that have been invited to this session will be able to see if this form has been assigned to ANY participants, as well as view the form after it has been filled out. Select this option if you want to be able to allow participants to view and sign others' forms. For example, if this form is meant to have an additional signature for a parent or guardian, you can invite the parent/guardian to the session so that they can view and sign the form that their child submits.

 

 

Require Clients to Draw their Signature with a mouse or finger

This field determines what type of signature field your participant will see.

  • No: A normal electronic signature field will appear where your participant can type in their name.

    Example of electronic signature field


  • Yes: A box appears where the participant can use their mouse (or if they are on a device with a touch screen, their finger) to create an image signature. (Your participant will still have the option to use a normal electronic signature field.)
    • Clear Drawn Signature: Gives the participant the option to clear what they've drawn and re-do.
    • Drawn Signature Not Working: If the field is not working with their touch screen device, they can dismiss the drawn image field and type their name into the regular signature box. 

      Example of a type signature and image signature box, with a scrawled "M" inside, and two buttons: "Clear Drawn Signature" and "Drawn Signature Not Working"

 

 

Show to Your Clients Now?

This field determines if you want the form to be visible (i.e., active) or not.

  • Yes: Make this form visible to session participants.
  • No: Make this form NOT visible to session participants. (This will not remove it from any packets you've added it to; it just won't be visible even if that packet is chosen.)

 

 

Sort Order

When there are multiple documents pending for a session, they are sorted in the following order:

  1. Assignment: who is supposed to fill the document out (documents assigned to you, if any, appear first)
  2. Requirement status: the current status of the document (i.e., required pre-session, required post-session, submitted, or optional)
  3. Customer sort order (this field, if edited by customer): this field sets an ascending sort, so lower numbered documents will appear above those with higher numbers.
  4. Document creation date

 

 

Document Text

You can create the document text using our Rich Text Editor. We will automatically add a signature field to the end of the document, so you do not need to include it in the document body.

 

You can use the Rich Text Editor to format your document in a variety of ways. 

 Screencap showing the rich text editor options

 

 

You can also format your text using pre-set headers by clicking on "Format" and selecting "Formats", which will slide out a menu of different header formats. Select the header that you like.

Screencap showing how to format something as a header 

 

 

Types of Fillable Fields

SecureVideo has a number of different field types that you can use. Any field type can be marked as required.

  1. Textbox: single-line text answer
  2. Text Area: multi-line text answer
  3. Radio Buttons: multiple choice, all choices visible, only one answer
  4. Checkbox: multiple choice, multiple answers possible
  5. Date: checks for a valid date (e.g., 12/1/2018)
  6. Dropdown: multiple choice, only one choice visible, only one answer (useful to place in-line with other text)

 

 

Field Type: Textbox

  1. To make a textbox, type the name of your field and "(textbox)" within 2 curly brackets, like this:
{Phone(textbox)}

Plain textbox

 

The field name for a textbox is not visible, so be sure to write the field name as you would like it to be displayed to your participant, outside of the curly brackets.

Phone Number: {Phone(textbox)}

Visible question and plain textbox

 

  1. To set a minimum or maximum character length, add a colon and the minimum and maximum character length the box should have. In the example below, a submission must be at least 10 characters long and no more than 10 characters long (i.e., must be 10 characters long). The length of the textbox will grow or shrink depending on the number of max characters. (The default width is 300px; if a max character number is set, the width is 15px per character.)
Phone Number: {Phone(textbox:10,10)}

Visible question and plain textbox, 150 pixels wide

 

  1. If you only want to add a minimum (if text is entered), just include one number. In the example below, a submission must be at least 10 characters long. No maximum character limit is set, so the box is the the default width of 300px.
Phone Number: {Phone(textbox:10)}

Visible question and plain textbox, 300 pixels wide

 

  1. To require the field be answered, add an asterisk before the second curly bracket.
Phone Number: {Phone(textbox:10)*}

Visible question and plain textbox, required dot

 

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Field Type: Text Area

  1. To make a textarea, type the name of your field and "(textarea)" within 2 curly brackets, like this:
{Description(textarea)}

Text area field 

 

The field name for a text area is not visible, so be sure to write the field name as you would like it to be displayed to your participant, outside of the curly brackets.

Describe your ideal day: {Description(textarea)}

Text area field

 

  1. The default size for a textbox is 80px by 5px. To set a different size, add a colon and the number of column-pixels and row-pixels. In the example below, the text area would be 100 columns wide by 10 rows high.
Describe your ideal day: {Description(textarea:100,10)}

Text area field, 100 columns by 5 rows

 

  1. To require the field be answered, add an asterisk before the second curly bracket.
Describe your ideal day: {Description(textarea:100,10)*}

Text area field, 100 columns by 5 rows, required dot

 

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Field Type: Radio Buttons

  1. To make a list of radio buttons, type the name of your field and "(radio:)" within 2 curly brackets. Within the parentheses after the colon, add a list of choices separated by a comma, like this:
{Hogwarts House(radio:Gryffindor,Hufflepuff,Ravenclaw,Slytherin)}

Radio button example rendered 

The field name for a set of radio buttons is visible to the person filling out the form.

 

  1. To set a default value, add a caret (^) symbol after it. (Only one answer is allowed, so you can only set up to one default value.) In the example below, "Hufflepuff" is set as the default value.
{Hogwarts House(radio:Gryffindor,Hufflepuff^,Ravenclaw,Slytherin)}

Radio button example rendered, Hufflepuff selected as default

 

  1. To require the field be answered, add an asterisk before the second curly bracket.
{Hogwarts House(radio:Gryffindor,Hufflepuff^,Ravenclaw,Slytherin)*}

Radio button example rendered, Hufflepuff selected as default, required dot 

 

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Field Type: Checkbox

  1. To make a set of checkboxes, type the name of your field and "(checkbox:)" within 2 curly brackets. Within the parentheses after the colon, add a list of choices separated by a comma, like this:
{What comedies are you watching?(checkbox:Brooklyn 99,The Good Place,Modern Family,Silicon Valley)}

Checkboxes example rendered

The field name for a set of checkboxes is visible to the person filling out the form.

 

  1. To set a default value, add a caret (^) symbol after it. In the example below, "Brooklyn 99" is set as the default value. (You can make multiple values a default value. The participant filling it out can uncheck a default value.)
{What comedies are you watching?(checkbox:Brooklyn 99^,The Good Place,Modern Family,Silicon Valley)}

Checkboxes example rendered, Brooklyn 99 checked as default 

The field name for a set of checkboxes is visible to the person filling out the form.

 

  1. To require the field be answered, add an asterisk before the second curly bracket.
{What comedies are you watching?(checkbox:Brooklyn 99^,The Good Place,Modern Family,Silicon Valley)*}

Checkboxes example rendered, Brooklyn 99 checked as default, required dot

 

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Field Type: Date

  1. To make a date field, type the name of your field and "(date)" within 2 curly brackets. The date will require the participant to enter 4 digits for the year (but leading zeroes for the month and day can be omitted), and the system will also check that the date is valid (once the participant attempts to submit).
{Sunrise(date)}

 Date field

 

The field name for a date is not visible, so be sure to write the field name as you would like it to be displayed to your participant, outside of the curly brackets.

When was the last time you watched the sun rise?: {Sunrise(date)}

Example question with date field 

 

  1. To set a minimum or maximum date, add a colon and the minimum and maximum date the answer should follow. In the example below, a date cannot have taken place before January 30, 2000, or after "today"; whatever today is.
    • The date can be a specific date, or relative to "today". E.g., "today+3" is "3 days after today". "today-3" is "3 days before today", as determined by the participant's time zone.
When was the last time you watched the sun rise?: {Sunrise(date:2000-1-30,today)}

Example question with date field 

 

  1. To require the field be answered, add an asterisk before the second curly bracket.
When was the last time you watched the sun rise?: {Sunrise(date:2000-1-30,today)*}

Example question with date field, required dot

 

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Field Type: Dropdown

  1. To make a dropdown field, type the name of your field and "(dropdown:)" within 2 curly brackets. Within the parentheses after the colon, add a list of choices separated by a comma, like this:
{Superhero(dropdown:Wonder Woman,Ms. Marvel,Power Girl,Wasp)}

Dropdown field, no default set 

 

The field name for a dropdown field is not visible, so be sure to write the field name as you would like it to be displayed to your participant, outside of the curly brackets. The dropdown field is about as wide as the longest possible answer. 

Who is your favorite superhero? {Superhero(dropdown:Wonder Woman,Ms. Marvel,Power Girl,Wasp)}

Visible question, dropdown field, no default set 

 

  1. To set a default value, add a caret (^) symbol after it. (Only one answer is allowed, so you can only set up to one default value.) In the example below, "Wonder Woman" is set as the default value.
Who is your favorite superhero? {Superhero(dropdown:Wonder Woman^,Ms. Marvel,Power Girl,Wasp)}

Visible question, dropdown field, 'Wonder Woman' set as default

 

  1. To require the field be answered, add an asterisk before the second curly bracket.
Who is your favorite superhero? {Superhero(dropdown:Wonder Woman^,Ms. Marvel,Power Girl,Wasp)*}

Visible question, dropdown field, 'Wonder Woman' set as default, required dot

 

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This article was last reviewed by our Support team on April 12, 2019.