When you receive a patient form submission, automatically send the submission directly to your Google Drive folder. Google Drive integration seamlessly converts each form submission into a PDF document, then automatically uploads each PDF and any additional file attachments to your Google Drive Account.
Configure you Google Drive integration to bulk export all submissions in your account. As new patients fill out your forms online, a PDF will be generated and imported directly into your Google Drive. Export your entire list of patient submissions with one simple integration to Google Drive.
Need to make a change or update a patient submission? No problem, your Google Drive will keep both the original PDF submission and make a copy for the updated patient form. Your account will generate versions so you can keep detailed records as a patient submission gets updated.
Configure your Google Drive integration to generate folders based on your practice’s specific needs. Label your PDF exports with the patient’s name, date of birth, form name, and more. Organize your Google Drive PDF exports in a way that optimizes the workflow of your practice.
FormDr gives your practice everything needed to easily send and receive HIPAA compliant forms online. We help practices who:
Collect electronic patient signatures before the appointment. Easily give your patients the ability to digitally sign from their phone, tablet, or computer.
FormDr’s drag-and-drop workflow builder lets you create custom automation in minutes—no coding or technical expertise needed. Simply drag tasks, triggers, and actions into place to design seamless workflows that fit your practice’s needs.
All PHI is encrypted in transit and at rest—while being submitted back to your account and at rest in our database. Protect sensitive data with fully encrypted patient submissions.
Generate a bulk export of patient submissions that will be saved as a CSV Excel file. Select your frequency, time of day to export, and which forms you would like to export submissions from.
