> ## Documentation Index > Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://docs.voxhealth.ai/llms.txt > Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further. # Links > Pages the agent can text or email to a patient during a call. Some questions are better answered with a link than with a paragraph read aloud. Links are the pages the agent is allowed to send: your new-patient forms, a policy document, directions, a payment page. **Settings → Links.** Requires the **Send Links** [capability](/agents/capabilities) on the assistant. ## How it works on a call A caller asks for something you have a page for. The agent offers to send it, confirms the mobile number or email it has on file, and sends it. The send is logged in **Settings → Notification Log** like any other patient message. The agent will only send links from this list. It cannot be talked into sending an arbitrary URL. ## What to add | Link | Why it earns its place | | -------------------------------- | ----------------------------------------------- | | New patient forms | The single most-requested thing on a first call | | Financial or cancellation policy | Long to read aloud, short to send | | Directions or a parking map | Especially for a building that is hard to find | | Patient portal sign-in | Saves a transfer | | Insurance or plan information | Cuts down on "are you in network" calls | ## Naming them Name a link the way a caller would ask for it, not the way your website names the page. `New patient forms` gets found; `Registration Packet v3` does not. If a link goes to a page that itself needs a login, say so in the name: `Patient portal (sign-in required)`. Otherwise the agent sends it, the patient hits a wall, and calls back. ## Related * [Patient forms](/patients/forms): if you want the patient to *fill in* something, send a form request rather than a link to a PDF. * [Notifications](/channels/notifications): the templates behind scheduled patient messages.