This article shows how to add a consent block and a signature block to a Konfidens form, so you can capture compliant client sign-off — for contracts, privacy policies, research permissions, and similar agreements — directly through the form-filling flow.

❗ Before you can use the consent block, at least one consent type must already be configured in your practice under Clinic → Consent. This article assumes that setup exists; the consent-configuration process itself is covered in a separate guide.

While editing a form, drag the Consent block into the canvas. This block automatically pulls in the consent types you have configured for your practice.

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With the block selected, pick the specific consent type you want this block to represent from the list of consents set up in your practice. You can add multiple consent blocks to a single form — for example, one required block for your client contract and a separate voluntary block for research or supervision consent.

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Decide whether the consent should be Visible or Not visible on the form.

⚠️ If you set a consent block to "not visible," the client won't see any confirmation prompt for it — make sure the form's wording already makes clear what they're agreeing to.

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Toggle whether the consent is required to submit the form. Use "required" for anything that's mandatory before you can proceed with the client, such as a client contract or privacy policy, and leave it optional for voluntary permissions like using their data for research or discussing their case with a supervisor.

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If the form is a contract or another document that needs a formal signature, drag in the Signature block as well. This gives the client a dedicated area to sign off on the form when they fill it out.

Once your consent and signature blocks are configured the way you want, click Save to store the form. It's now ready to send to clients using any of the standard sending methods — from the forms list or from within a client's record.