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Logic & Branching

Jump Logic lets you route respondents to a different question, lead capture, or completion based on how they answer a question.

This guide will walk you through:

Where Jump Logic lives in the builder
How rules are evaluated
Supported conditions and destinations
Validation and plan limits

Where to find Jump Logic

Open any supported question block and scroll to the Jump Logic section at the bottom of the settings panel. Click Logic to add rules.

Plan requirement

Jump Logic is available on the Pro plan. Free and Basic plans will see the control disabled with an upgrade prompt.

How it works

Rules are evaluated top-to-bottom.
The first matching rule wins.
Variable-based rules can run even when the current question is hidden (for example, a derived variable that stores a tag or score). Add them alongside question-level rules to route respondents whenever a variable hits a specific value.
If no rule matches, the quiz proceeds to the next sequential question.
Skipped questions are not shown, not answered, and do not count toward scoring.
Jump Logic runs in preview, public, and embed modes.

Supported conditions

Jump conditions are block-type aware and only apply to the current question.

Yes/No: If answer is Yes or No.
Multiple Choice (single select): If selected option is a specific choice.
Multiple Choice (multi select): If selected options include or do not include a choice.
Choice Buttons: Same as Multiple Choice (single select).
Text Input: Keyword match (contains, does not contain, contains any).

When you select Add variable rule in the Logic sheet, you can pick any built-in or custom variable, choose a type-aware operator, and add a literal value (strings, numbers, dates, or booleans). These variables mirror the tags and derived values described in the tags guide, so you can branch based on tags, defaults, or variables that were filled by earlier questions.

Text matching is case-insensitive, uses substring matching, trims whitespace, and collapses multiple spaces.