Describe your initial assessment. Makeform creates a booking form for client details, service needs, preferred times, accessibility requests, and preparation information before confirmation.
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Audience
New clients requesting an initial clinic assessment
Format
Request form with availability and preparation details
Prompt size
301 chars
Example form structure
Request form with availability and preparation details
Client and contact details
What would you like assessed?
Preferred appointment windows
Accessibility or interpreter requests
Preferred contact method
Suggested routing tags
New requests
Needs scheduling
Confirmed
Ask for several preferred time windows instead of promising the first choice; the team can confirm the appointment after reviewing the request.
Step 1
Request
client shares needs and availability
Step 2
Review
team checks fit, duration, and staff
Step 3
Confirm
appointment time and instructions are sent
Step 4
Prepare
assessor starts with useful context
Why use a booking form
A booking form adds the context needed to choose the right staff member, duration, location, and preparation.
Capture the client's goal and relevant background so a coordinator can route the request. Ask only what scheduling requires.
Collect preferred dates, time zone, format, and location, then confirm after checking staff and resources.
Send submissions to the coordinator and tag new, scheduling, and confirmed requests.
Adapt it to your service
The essential workflow stays consistent while the intake questions, appointment format, and preparation notes change for each provider.
Collect contact, request, referral, accessibility, and preferred-time details.
Ask about grade, subject, goals, format, and recent work.
Capture the goal, challenge, outcome, time zone, and availability.
Gather address, property, scope, access, photos, and visit windows.
Booking workflow
Build the request, make the scheduling status explicit, and give both the client and assessor a cleaner start.
Specify who books, what staff need, appointment length, and available formats.
Add your services, areas, formats, and availability. Require only essential routing fields.
Route requests and use conditional logic for location or guardian questions.
Send the accepted time, location or link, duration, instructions, and change contact.
Choose the right intake path
The best method depends on whether every appointment is interchangeable or needs review before a time can be assigned.
Field guide
Use six focused sections to collect enough information for scheduling while keeping the first request approachable.
Client details
Identify the attendee and requester. Distinguish a guardian, assistant, or referrer from the participant.
Reason and goal
Use one open question for the client's desired outcome and immediate concern without conducting the assessment in the form.
Routing context
Ask for background only when it affects the assessor, duration, location, or preparation. Show relevant follow-ups conditionally.
Time and place
Ask for multiple windows and a time zone. On-site requests also need an address and access constraints.
Access and preparation
Provide space for accessibility, interpreter, technology, parking, or arrival needs, then explain what to prepare.
Confirmation
State that submission is a request, who will respond, and how to change or cancel it.
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Open toolFAQ
Practical answers for clinics, tutors, consultants, and service coordinators.
It requests an initial assessment appointment and combines contact, scheduling, goal, format, and accessibility details for coordinator review.
Include participant and contact details, reason, service, format, time zone, several time windows, accessibility needs, and contact permission. Show routing follow-ups conditionally.
Only when the calendar reflects real staff and resource availability. Otherwise collect preferred windows and send confirmation separately.
Yes. Use conditional questions for online technology, office location, or on-site address and access details.
Ask only what affects service, assessor, duration, location, or preparation. Send a fuller intake after confirmation when needed.
Yes. Makeform offers unlimited free forms and responses, so you can generate, edit, publish, and receive assessment requests without a response cap. A paid tier is available to remove the Makeform badge.
Yes. Add an optional upload for useful assignments, referral notes, site photos, or other preparation material.
Review the service and context, choose the staff member and duration, then confirm the time, location or link, preparation, and change process.
Turn initial inquiries into prepared appointments.
