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Logic rules make your forms smarter — questions only appear when they’re relevant to the respondent. This keeps forms short and focused, reduces the chance of irrelevant or confusing questions, and makes the whole experience feel tailored rather than generic.
Logic rules are only available for linear forms.

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Conditional fields

Show or hide fields based on how respondents answer other questions.

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Visibility options

When setting up a conditional rule, choose one of two behaviours:
  • Visible until condition is met — The field shows by default, then hides when the condition becomes true
  • Hidden until condition is met — The field is hidden by default, then appears when the condition becomes true

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How to set up a conditional field

1

Click on the question you want to make conditional

Open the field settings for that question.
2

Set the visibility option

Choose whether the field should be visible or hidden until the condition is met.
3

Add a condition

Select a source field (a previous question) and the answer that triggers the rule.

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Combining conditions

When you need multiple conditions, choose how they work together:
  • AND — All conditions must be true for the rule to apply
  • OR — Any single condition being true applies the rule

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Example with AND

Show the “Enterprise requirements” field only when:
  • Company size = “500+” AND Industry = “Technology”

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Example with OR

Show the “Integration details” field when:
  • Current CRM = “Salesforce” OR Current CRM = “HubSpot”

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Example

Question 1: "Are you currently using a CRM?"
- Yes
- No

Question 2 (conditional): "Which CRM do you use?"
Visibility: Hidden until condition is met
Condition: Question 1 = "Yes"
In this example, Question 2 only appears if the respondent answers “Yes” to Question 1. Anyone who answers “No” skips it entirely — keeping the form clean and relevant.