Conditional logic: forms that adapt to each respondent

Conditional logic makes your form smart — each respondent sees only what applies to them: Show and hide: Display or hide a question based on a previous answer. Example: choosing "government employee" reveals entity questions; "private sector" reveals company questions. Skip: Jump the respondent straight to a later section, bypassing what doesn't apply — shorter surveys mean higher completion rates. Compound conditions: Combine multiple conditions (and/or) across several answers for precise control. Common use cases: • A satisfaction survey showing "What went wrong?" only to those rating under 3 stars. • A registration form revealing organization fields based on registrant type. • A quiz ending early once an error threshold is crossed. Configure logic from the "Logic" tab in the builder, and test it in preview before publishing.