Anonymous Forms
Anonymous forms are excellent for surveys, polls, or feedback forms.
About Anonymous Forms
Anonymous forms:
- Are not saved before they are submitted, so there is no way to resume an existing form.
- Do not have a sign in page. Their URL will lead straight to the form page.
- Are not associated with a client record.
- Will not show up in the homepage dashboard. To view them, click Lists → Intakes.
- Do not support the following question types: Attachment, Signature and Drawing Question.
- Do not support consent forms.
Make a Form Anonymous
- Click My Forms and open the form.
- Click the three dot icon and select Get URL.
- Check the box labeled I want this form to be accessed through my website or tablet.
- Check the boxed labeled Enable Anonymous Submissions.
- Copy the URL and share it with whoever you want to fill out the form.
Note: You can still use the same form in a non-anonymous way by sending it to a client through PracticeQ.

Analytics
- When using anonymous forms for surveys, use multiple choice questions, as those display in the Analytics section and will give you a nice report like the one below.

Limits
- Since anonymous forms are likely to be used for polls and surveys, we expect them to have more submissions than a typical intake form. For this reason, anonymous submissions do not count towards your regular monthly limit!
- Anonymous forms have their own limit, which is 5 times your regular submission limit. For example, if your plan is capped at 200 form submissions, it will have an additional limit of 1000 anonymous submissions per month.