Emergency contacts, kept in your account

The person the form is about. The contact’s name. Relationship. Phone, and a second number if the first is often missed. An optional note, prompted by you — not a medical questionnaire copied from somewhere else.

This is a form. It is not medical advice and it is not a compliance program. If the list you are collecting is regulated, ask a professional, then collect only what that answer requires.

Submissions land in the account. Email goes to the addresses you choose, not to everyone who can view the page. Restrict the embed to your domain so another site cannot post into the same list.

Link the form from the place people already update their details. Do not make it the front door of a page you did not mean to be public.

Export CSV when the contacts need to live outside the product. If a month runs past the allowance, the form keeps accepting submissions up to a hard ceiling, and the account shows that you have passed the plan.