The public are being asked to share their experiences of how Holyrood ministers handled the pandemic.
Printed submissions will also be available in GP practices, care homes, pharmacies and libraries.
"Thousands of people have lost their lives, and many continue to be deeply impacted. Lessons people believe should be drawn from their experiences, both positive and negative, will be at the heart of the inquiry's investigations. "Where things have gone wrong, we can hopefully tell people about them and make suggestions for how it could can be improved."
"They can tell their story, they can say this is what happened to me and, more importantly, this is the impact this had on me."
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