Create Submission

This endpoint is used for creating a submission for your form(s). During onboarding, your administrator will have been informed about field names. Your submission data must match these names. An example has been provided down below.

Create a new submission

POST https://api.formdr.com/api/v1/practice/{practiceId}

Query Parameters

Name	Type	Description
firstName*	String	Patient First Name
lastName*	String	Patient Last Name
formUuid*	String	Form UUID
email	String	Patient Email Address
phone	String	Patient Phone Number
sendForm*	String	"email" | "phone" | "both"
submissionData*	JSON String	Stringified JSON data. See example below.
appointment*	String	Must be in "YYYY-MM-DD hh:mm:ss" format.
securityCode*	String	Security code used to open the form.
securityCodeHint*	String	Hint provided for the security code.
automaticReminder*	Boolean	Automatic appointment reminder.

200: OK Success

{
    "submissionId": number,
    "formId": number,
    "formName": "Name of the Form",
    "name": param.firstName + " " + param.lastName //concatentation of the sent parameters of firstName and lastName
    "formUuid": string,
    "submissionToken": string,
    "submissionUrl": string, //publicly accessible URL for patient
}

401: Unauthorized No access token provided.

{
    // Response
}

500: Internal Server Error

You must supply an email when sendform === 'email' and you must supply phone when sendForm === 'phone'. Obviously, supply both when sendForm === 'both'

firstName and lastName parameters are used for patient records and will be the same when you're searching for records. Warning: these differ from firstName and lastName in the submissionData.

The submissionData is a JSON string that maps to each field in the form. During form creation, each field is generated with a unique ID. This ID can be changed to best suit your purposes. Some fields, like the Single-Select Option field, can be given specific values.

You will notice below there is a takingMedicineCheckbox which returns a boolean value, but a painYesNo variable that is a string of 'true'. This is because the field is a Single-Select Option field. The default value of which is 'true', but it can be any value that the form creator wants.

This endpoint does not enforce key names. Any typos or extra keys will result in the insertion of this data and may cause display errors or data to not be displayed if it wasn't configured in the form.

submissionData example

{
"takingMedicineCheckbox": true,
"signedDate": "11/07/2022",
"firstName": "Aaron",
"lastName": "Jackson",
"painYesNo": "true"
}

Use the standard JSON.stringify() function to properly send JSON as a string parameter.

Once the patient has opened and submitted their form, the submissionUrl is no longer valid and cannot be accessed. Use the Get Submission endpoint to see their submitted data.