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Adding a form as a Site Document

Ensure checks are done at sign in or sign out

Updated over a week ago

Assign forms to your team as part of their signing in and out process. When you need structured data capture (photos, measurements, Yes/No answers, RAG ratings) rather than just a PDF acknowledgment, use a Form (checklist) and deploy it as a site document at sign-in.

Forms can be targeted to specific sites, cohorts, or the entire company, giving you full flexibility to get the right forms in front of the right people, automatically.


Go to Site Documents Tile

Click on the Site Documents tile on the left-hand side

Select the Add New Site Document button on the right

Select Site you want the form to apply to

Select one of the following:

  • All sites

  • One site

  • Site cohort (a selection of sites)

Click Next

Who do you want to complete the form

Choose who should complete the form:

  • Everyone

  • An existing cohort

  • People based on my selection (eg. Certain trades, subcontractors, or individuals)

Name your form

Give your form a clear name (e.g. Daily Health Check)

  • Add any Tags if want

Select Your Form

Under document type, select Chime Form (not PDF)

  • Pick the form from your library

  • Press Select

How your form will be delivered

On the next screen, set your delivery rules:

  • When should it be completed?

    • At sign in, sign out, or both

  • How often?

    • One-off, every day, or once a week (choose day)

  • When should it be available?

    • Always or within specific dates

  • Set a minimum reading time, if needed

Click Save

Your form is now active and linked to the sign-in/out flow. When users check in, the form will automatically appear and must be completed before they can proceed.


Use Case

This feature is typically used by Super Users, Admins, or Contracts Managers when configuring sites and compliance processes.


πŸ’‘ Tips

  • Use for high-priority checks like toolbox talks or health questionnaires

  • Set frequency rules to avoid overloading users daily

  • Use cohorts for targeted forms (e.g. only subcontractors on one project)

  • View completed submissions on both the Site Documents page and the Forms tile

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