Public lead funnel (qualifying quiz)
Complete a UK clinic enquiry form, answer the required questions, and understand what happens before a booking or clinical review.
Before anyone can book, you answer a short qualifying quiz at
/funnel/<slug> (e.g. /funnel/slimming-doctor). It replaces
the old Jotform process — everything stays on the clinic's
domain, no third-party hop.
What the quiz asks
Typical questions:
- BMI inputs — height and weight, used to compute BMI.
- Eligibility flags — pregnancy, breastfeeding, thyroid-cancer history, current/past weight-loss medications.
- Goal — what you want from the programme.
- Contact — name, email, phone (collected on the last step).
The exact question set is tenant-specific; your clinic can
edit it from Manager → Catalogue / Lead funnel without a
developer.
How eligibility is decided
After the last step, the server computes a verdict from your answers. There's no client-side fudging — the rules run in the database.
- BMI < 27 → ineligible (Slimming Doctor's threshold; other clinics may differ)
- Pregnant / breastfeeding → ineligible
- Thyroid-cancer history → ineligible
- Otherwise → eligible
If you're ineligible, the clinic still captures your details so they can chase up with alternatives — including the £30 "Patient Unsure" screening consult.
What happens after I qualify?
You're forwarded straight to the booking page with name / email / phone already filled in. You only need to pick a slot and pay.
Anti-spam
The funnel applies three guards before recording your submission:
- Per-IP rate limit — you can submit a few times per network per 10 minutes
- Per-email rate limit — limited submissions per email per hour
- Meta-ad attribution check — if a submission claims to come
from a Meta ad but carries no
fbclid, it's rejected
If you hit a limit by accident, wait a few minutes and try again. If you're sure it's wrong, contact the clinic — they can see the rejection in their leads queue.
Privacy
Every collection point links to the clinic's privacy notice at
/privacy/<slug>. Data is held on UK/EEA servers only, encrypted
in transit (TLS 1.2+) and at rest (AES-256).