How form templates and versions work
Forms in AesthetiClinic are built around templates and versions, which keeps your signed records trustworthy.
Templates from the library
You start by cloning a template from the form library, then adapting it to your clinic. Cloning means you get a sensible starting point rather than a blank page, while still owning and editing your own copy.
Versions are immutable
When you publish a form, that becomes a fixed version. Published versions are immutable: they never change. If you need to alter the wording, you publish a new version rather than editing the old one in place.
Signed forms keep their version
This is the important part. When a patient signs a form, the signature is tied to the exact version they saw. If you later publish a new version, every previously signed form keeps the wording the patient actually agreed to.
That means you can always prove what a patient consented to, word for word, on the day they signed. Editing live forms would quietly rewrite history; versioning makes that impossible.
In short
- Clone a template to create your form.
- Publishing creates a fixed version.
- Changes mean a new version, never an edit to an old one.
- Old signatures stay attached to the wording the patient saw.