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Patient forms and consent, inside your healthcare app

Intake questionnaires, consent forms and referral letters — completed and signed on a tablet at reception or on the patient’s own phone, and kept inside your app.

From intake form to signed consent.

  1. Prefill the intake form

    The patient sees their details already filled in and completes the rest.

    doc.setFormValue("dateOfBirth", patient.dob)Forms
  2. Sign the consent

    The patient signs by hand on the screen, right where the form asks for it.

    Signatures
  3. Annotate a referral

    A clinician highlights findings, adds notes and marks up the document before it moves on.

    doc.setMarkup(layer, "highlight", 0xfacc1580)Annotations
  4. Save it where you store records

    Flatten the completed form and hand the bytes to your own storage.

    doc.flattenForm(); const out = doc.save()Offline

Code from the web API; the iOS and Android SDKs have the same document API.

Documents stay on the device

Patient documents are edited in your app’s memory and saved where your app saves them — no patient data ever reaches us.

  • No document server, and nothing uploaded to us.
  • Works without a connection.
  • Signing keys stay in the device’s keystore or your own signer.
How we handle your data

Where the SDK stops

So you can plan for it before you build.

  • PDF-SDK is an editor, not a records system: storage, access control and retention are your app’s.
  • It does not redact. Removing information permanently before sharing needs a redaction step outside the SDK.
  • Scanned referrals are images: there is no OCR, so their text can’t be searched or edited.

On every platform your users have

Healthcare questions.

Ask about your project

Compliance is a property of your app and your organisation, not of a component, so no SDK can make you compliant on its own. What PDF-SDK adds is that documents are processed on the device and never sent to us.

Not through PDF-SDK. Documents are opened, edited and saved inside your app; an online license check sends only the license key, the app’s identity and the SDK version.

Yes. Handwritten signatures are placed on the page like signing on paper, and the editor works without a connection.

Try it in your app.

A free trial unlocks every feature on every platform, in any app. Open a document today.

Talk to us

Questions about licensing, several apps, volume, or OEM and site terms — we will work out what fits.