Conditional logic

Forms that only ask what applies

Write rules in plain rows — when this answer matches, do that. Fields appear and disappear as the respondent types, so nobody scrolls past questions meant for someone else.

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What it looks like

What you get

  • Show, hide, require, skip, set

    One rule builder covers field visibility, page skipping, making a field required only when it matters, and setting a value from an earlier answer.

  • Conditions you can read back

    Every rule renders as a sentence, so a colleague opening the form later can tell what it does without reverse-engineering it.

  • Evaluated live, both layouts

    Rules run in the respondent's browser as they answer, in the classic layout and in the one-question-at-a-time card layout.

How it works

  1. 1

    Choose the trigger

    Pick the field and the comparison — equals, contains, greater than, is empty, and so on.

  2. 2

    Choose the effect

    Show or hide fields, jump to a page, require an answer or set a value.

  3. 3

    Test in preview

    Answer the trigger in the live preview and watch the rule fire before you publish.

Templates that use it

  • Request a Quote (RFQ) Form

    Multi-step estimator gathering project specs for custom service pricing.

    Request a Quote (RFQ) Form

  • Cleaning Service Quote

    Domestic or commercial cleaning quote with rooms, frequency, extras and access details.

    Cleaning Service Quote

  • Employee Performance Review

    360-degree evaluation matrix mapping skills, goals and development.

    Employee Performance Review

Questions

Try a rule on a real form

Logic is on every plan, including the free one.

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