Digital informed consent for psychology
The informed consent for your psychology practice, in digital form: your own text, signed in session or via a remote link with no account for the patient, and a PDF kept in their file. It also covers minors, with their guardians. 1 month free, no card.
The form that's always missing when you need it
The consent you printed but the patient didn't bring signed. The one for a minor, which also needs the guardian. The folder of signed forms that keeps growing and that, if someone ever asks for one, you have to rummage through to find the right one. And the doubt about whether you are storing them as you should.
Informed consent is part of your day to day and of your responsibility as a professional. Keeping it digital — with your text, signed and stored in the file — takes the paperwork off your plate and leaves you the peace of mind of having it all in order.
Your consent, signed and filed on its own
From the text to the signature to the PDF in the file, with no printing or scanning.
Your own text
You edit your consent template with the text you use in your practice, in Spanish, Catalan or English. That text is what the document records when the patient signs.
Remote or in-session signing
Sign on the screen in session, or send a signing link so the patient signs from home, with no account. The link is single-use.
PDF kept in the file
On signing, a PDF is generated and kept in the patient's clinical record, encrypted. It also covers minors and their guardians.
Four steps and the paperwork disappears
Prepare your text
You edit your consent template once, in your language.
Choose how to sign
On the screen in session or with a remote link for the patient.
The patient signs
No account or downloads; if a minor, the guardian's details are captured.
It's stored
The signed PDF files itself in the record, encrypted and to hand.
What the software does and what stays yours
✅ What the software does
- Lets you use your own consent text.
- Allows in-session or remote signing, with a single-use link.
- Generates and stores the signed PDF in the file, encrypted.
- Covers minors and their guardians.
👤 What stays your responsibility
- Drafting a consent text that is correct for your practice.
- Informing the patient properly before they sign.
- Determining the legal basis for processing their data.
- Keeping the consents for as long as required.
The tool facilitates informed consent and its storage; it does not replace legal advice nor draft the text for you. More on security and data protection.