> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://dentaltap.gitbook.io/dentaltap/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://dentaltap.gitbook.io/dentaltap/scheduling/setup-consent-forms.md).

# Setup Consent Forms

To create a new consent form, go to [Settings -> Documents](https://app.dentaltap.com/en/p/settings/clinic/documents).

There are two ways to set up a consent form:

* Use one of the available templates
* Create a new document and write your own text

You can also start with a template and then edit the text and variables to fit your needs.<br>

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### Document Variables

You can add **variables** to your document content. When the document is created from a patient profile, these variables are automatically replaced with real data, such as:

* **System** — current date, current time, and other system values
* **Patient** — patient details like full name, phone number, date of birth, and more
* **User** — details of the user who created the document, such as full name and contact information
* **Clinic** — clinic profile data including name, phone, email, website, and other contact details

Use the **Variables** button at the right to open variables list:

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### **Generate Consent Form** <a href="#in-clinic-consent-forms" id="in-clinic-consent-forms"></a>

Simiar to questionnaires, you can generate and sign consent forms via the main application.&#x20;

To create, view, print and sign consent forms use the **Documents** tab:

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