Let each answer choose what follows.
Branching keeps a survey relevant to the person answering. Skip a page they do not need, ask a follow-up, or repeat a question for the products they selected.
Interactive example · nothing is saved
Eligibility
Choose the rule that fits
Skip logic
Jump to another page when an answer matches. A current customer can skip introductory questions. Page jumps and early completion are included on Free.
Show or hide a question
Keep a follow-up on the same page and show it only when the condition holds. Show/hide rules require Pro to publish.
Screening
End participation for people outside the study audience. Screen-outs have their own ending and panel completion settings. Screening is a Pro research feature.
Piping and repeated groups
Insert an earlier answer into later wording, or repeat a page for selected checkbox choices. Both require Pro to publish. The example above demonstrates each.
Build it in the Logic tab
- Write the questions and split the survey into pages before adding jumps.
- Select a condition, such as an answer equaling a particular option. Combine conditions with all or any when needed.
- Choose the action. Page routing uses the first matching routing rule; arrange competing rules deliberately.
- Preview every route, including skipped answers and early exits. Publish after the paths work as intended.
Keep the path understandable
Start with a few rules you can explain. A respondent should not need to guess why a question appeared or where an answer took them.
Repeated pages take their visibility from the source checkbox question. Keep branching rules outside those groups, and use the selected item label in the repeated wording.
Start
Map the path, then preview every route.
Page jumps and early completion are free. Show/hide rules, piping, repeated groups and screening publish on Pro, at $15 a month.