Run check-ins with forms

What you'll learn

By the end of this course, you'll be able to

• Build a form using the six question types
• Choose a unique name, knowing it can never be changed
• Decide whether a form should be public, and what not to ask on one that is
• Assign and unassign clients, and see why each one runs on their own clock
• Read responses as a series, and know what deleting a form destroys

Before you start

• A Performance or Infinity plan, because forms are gated
• Clients to assign a form to, unless you are building a public one

Lessons

1. 1

   Lesson 1: Building a check-in form

   A title, a schedule and your questions. Six question types, each markable required or optional, plus one setting you can never change afterwards.Guide·2 min read
2. 2

   Lesson 2: Public forms and the shareable link

   Turn public access on and anyone with the link can answer without a Workout Titan account. Useful for enquiries and screening, and it means anyone with the link.Explainer·2 min read
3. 3

   Lesson 3: Assigning a form to clients

   Switch clients on or off and apply. Assignment is per client and per form, and the first one arrives immediately whatever schedule you set.Guide·2 min read
4. 4

   Lesson 4: Reading form responses

   Every submission, labelled by who sent it and whether it came in privately or through a public link. What an unanswered question means, and what deleting one destroys.Guide·2 min read