Submissions, e-signature, and PDF export

View submissions, statuses, signature audit, PDF export, customer profile integration

Managing submissions

After a customer fills a form, the submission appears in Bookinda. This page is where you view, export, and link them to customer profiles.

Where to find it

Form-level

Open form → Submissions tab. All submissions for that form.

Customer-level

Customer profile → Forms tab. All form submissions by that customer.

Submission statuses

In Progress

Customer opened, filled some fields, didn't submit yet. If Draft-saving enabled, customer can resume later.

Submitted

Customer filled and submitted. If signature isn't required, status stops here.

Signed

Submission has e-signature. For signature-required forms, this is final.

Submission details

Click a submission:

  • Customer data: name, email, phone
  • Booking (if linked): link to booking details
  • Field responses: every field with its answer and timestamps
  • E-signature (if any): image, IP, timestamp
  • File / image uploads: download links
  • Upsell selections (if form included)

E-signature auditability

E-signature is legally auditable:

  • Signature image (PNG)
  • IP address (customer IP on submit)
  • Timestamp (second-precise)
  • User-agent (browser / app version)
  • Token (public access-token)

All stored, releasable on request (e.g., legal dispute).

PDF export

Export a submission as PDF:

  • Submission row → Download PDF
  • Includes signature and responses
  • Branded header

Useful for:

  • Archiving (yearly all-PDF)
  • Legal documentation (Consent retention)
  • Release on customer request

Bulk actions

On the form's Submissions tab:

  • Export CSV (all submissions in a table)
  • Export Excel
  • Bulk delete (rare)

Field response integration

If form fields are mapped to customer profile:

  • Email field → customer.email auto-updates
  • Phone → customer.phone
  • Birthday → customer.birthday

After submission, customer profile shows the new data.

When to use it

Scenario 1, today's submissions review Open form → Submissions → "Today" filter. See new customer data or feedback.

Scenario 2, before customer consultation Customer profile → Forms tab → open previous Consultation. Read, prepare for treatment.

Scenario 3, legal dispute over signature Submission details → e-signature block. IP, timestamp, signature image. Evidence for audit.

Scenario 4, end-of-month PDF archive Bulk export → PDF conversion. Yearly folder of all submissions, compliance.

Scenario 5, mistyped data Customer's Intake has wrong email. Submission details → edit customer profile, or resend Intake.

Scenario 6, In Progress submissions Customer left a long form half-done. You can remind: "Resend" button or SMS / email.

Privacy (GDPR)

Submissions may contain sensitive data (medical, photos). Therefore:

  • Access is controlled (Owner / Manager / linked Staff only)
  • Customer-request release mandatory under GDPR
  • Customer-request deletion mandatory under GDPR
  • Audit log for submission operations

Tips

  • PDF export enables regular archiving, do monthly for compliance.
  • Signature audit data is confidential, don't release to third parties without dispute.
  • Customer profile mapping matters, after a long Intake, data is in CRM automatically.
  • Bulk delete cautiously: submissions can be legal documents (Consent), don't delete.
  • In Progress count signals form UX hunger, lots of them = customer hits a snag.
  • Periodic Submissions analysis shows which field gets most bad/empty answers. Fix form there.

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