Conditional logic and multi-step forms

Field, step and group logic#

Select a field, step or group and add logic rules. Each rule does one thing when its condition matches:

• Show or hide
• Require or make optional
• Disable
• Set a value — which can include other answers, like {field:first_name}

Conditions compare the form’s fields — “Service is Website design”, “Budget < 5000”, “Country is United States” — and can be combined with all or any, nested four levels deep.

What hidden means

• A hidden field’s value isn’t sent, and it’s never required.
• Fields in a hidden step or group are hidden too; a hidden step is skipped.
• A value that logic sets is decided on the server, whatever the browser sends.

Multi-step forms#

Add Form step elements (or let the form split what’s there into steps). Each step has a title, a description and Next / Back / Skip buttons. Show progress as numbered steps, a bar, a percentage, or both.

Conditional actions#

Actions can have conditions too — over the answers, the visitor and the page — with an otherwise branch:

If Lead type is Enterprise:  Salesforce + Slack + the enterprise email
Otherwise:                   add to the newsletter list

See What happens after a submit.