Form Builder
Form Builders are digital forms products with no-code, low-code, or coding options, catering to a wide range of technical skills. These tools offer drag-and-drop interfaces, templates, and customizable fields, simplifying the design of various forms. Some form builders are HIPAA-compliant for interacting with PHI, while others are designed for more operational use.
Product Usage: The reviewer uses Formsort for managing patient applications, collecting insurance information, facilitating clinical intake processes, and conducting A/B testing on form variations.
Strengths: Formsort’s HIPAA compliance, aesthetics, user-friendly interface, excellent integration with various platforms, form customization, and flexibility are its main strengths.
Weaknesses: The reviewer noted that Formsort’s cost, which is higher than competitors, as its main weakness.
Overall Judgment: The reviewer is highly satisfied with Formsort, praising its comprehensive feature set, exceptional performance, and responsive support team despite it being more expensive than its competitors.
Product Usage: Formsort is used to manage a vast library of patient engagement questions, streamline assessments, and capture both complete and partially completed responses in an efficient, user-friendly manner.
Strengths: The strength of Formsort lies in its no-code environment, conditional logic, webhooks, customization capabilities, and new content library features, as well as customer support responsiveness.
Weaknesses: Formsort lacks an easy export feature, the ability to create PDF forms, wider ranges of question types, and has occasional reliability issues that need troubleshooting.
Overall Judgment: Despite some technical limitations and occasional glitches, the team deems Formsort as the right choice due to its features and customer support, recommending future users to thoroughly understand their intended use to avoid potential issues.
Product Usage: The product is used for experimentation at the top of the sales funnel to increase service bookings and provides a platform for running tests without extensive engineering work.
Strengths: The product has strong capabilities in handling complex conditional logic, allowing for use of code in creating calculated variables that drive conditional logic, offering a higher level of customization, and providing excellent customer support.
Weaknesses: There’s a learning curve in getting acquainted with the product and its functionalities and difficulty in saving drafts.
Overall Judgment: Overall, the product is highly beneficial for growing companies with limited engineering resources, despite minor UI drawbacks and a slight learning curve.
Product Usage: Formsort is used for patient and provider intake and onboarding, leveraging its branching logic and customization features.
Strengths: The strengths of Formsort include the high level of branding and design control, strong customization capabilities, and efficient handling of complex branching logic.
Weaknesses: A detriment to Formsort is its relatively complicated user interface and setup compared to more user-friendly alternatives.
Overall Judgment: Despite its complexity, the user recommends Formsort due to its flexibility, customization options, and performance in increasing conversion rates.
Product Usage: Formsort serves as the primary tool for patient intake processes, handling detailed questionnaires and surveys, and collecting lead forms on the company’s website.
Strengths: Formsort boasts robust customer support and extensive customization options, allowing for granular adjustments and alignment with the company’s branding and UX guidelines.
Weaknesses: Formsort can be overwhelming for those without design experience and lacks full service in certain functionalities like RudderStack identification and full-featured Stripe integration.
Overall Judgment: The platform is instrumental for the company, both for current functions and future growth, with high potential in conversion rate optimization due to its key features.