Publish and Share
Published July 25, 2026 • Updated July 31, 2026
Publishing turns a draft Flow into a live experience that can collect real submissions and leads. Set the reusable account handle under Settings → Profile, then use Finish & Publish to choose this experience’s friendly /flow/{handle}/{slug} or /bio/{handle}/{slug} link. Existing /q/{slug} links remain compatible.
Use this page when your quiz is built, tested, and ready for real traffic.

Publish from Finish & Publish, then share the hosted page, embed the quiz, launch it as a chatbot, or monitor submissions and leads.
What changes when published
Draft
Published
Publishing is separate from presentation. Review Appearance before publishing if you want a specific hosted layout, embed behavior, chatbot experience, launcher, or branding setup. Copy Installation Code from Finish & Publish after those settings are saved.
Before you publish
Use this checklist before sending traffic to the quiz:
- Confirm the quiz has at least one question block.
- Confirm the account handle under Settings → Profile, then choose the Flow or Bio link name on Finish & Publish.
- Preview the quiz and test the main path plus any routed paths.
- Check the outcome message, CTA buttons or cards, their link or lead-form actions, and the Show submitted responses preference.
- Review Appearance for hosted page, embed widget, chatbot, launcher, and styling behavior.
- Know that Installation Code now lives in Finish & Publish, not inside Appearance.
- Make sure lead capture is present if the goal is to collect contacts.
- Open every referenced Content Page and confirm the intended revision is published.
- Replace unresolved placeholders, sample organization names, privacy contacts, and example URLs.
- Keep service contact, optional marketing, reminder, and privacy acknowledgement choices separate when they serve different purposes.
- Confirm a Soft gate still provides the limited result promised to participants who skip contact fields.
- Obtain legal, privacy, industry, or jurisdiction-specific review when the flow contains regulated, professional, or policy-sensitive content.
- If the quiz came from a template, review its copied Content Pages and confirm every feature is included with your plan.
Sharing options
Hosted quiz page
/flow/{handle}/{slug} or /bio/{handle}/{slug} page in social bios, ads, emails, buttons, or sales follow-ups.Embed widget
Chatbot presentation
Domains and URLs
Submissions and leads
Export data
Step-by-step
- Open the flow and move through Intro & Bio Funnel, Build Flow, Outcomes, and Appearance.
- Use preview/testing to confirm the experience works before sending live traffic.
- Go to Finish & Publish.
- Confirm the read-only account handle. If it has not been created, follow Set account handle to Settings → Profile.
- Choose the link name. Bio-enabled experiences automatically use a Bio URL; all others use a Flow URL.
- Select Save public links, then use Publish to move the Flow from Draft to Published.
- After publishing, copy the Public link or select Open public view to inspect the hosted page.
- Copy Installation Code from Finish & Publish if you want to embed the quiz on your site.
- Share the account-scoped public link, paste the Installation Code on your site, or use chatbot presentation depending on your launch plan.
- After launch, review submissions, leads, and analytics from the dashboard.
Tips / Gotchas
- A Flow needs a saved account handle and at least one scoped public link before it can be published from the final step.
- Different accounts can use the same link name because the handle keeps each public namespace distinct.
- Public link actions appear after the quiz is published.
- You can unpublish a quiz if you need to pause live collection.
- Published quizzes can still be edited, but major structural changes should be previewed before sending more traffic.
- Embeds and chatbot behavior are controlled in Appearance, not by the publish button itself.
- Installation Code is copied from Finish & Publish after the quiz has a slug and the presentation settings are saved.
- If submissions increase but leads do not, check whether the flow includes a Lead Capture step and whether visitors can skip or route around it.

