Design shorter respondent paths
Conditional logic keeps the form focused. Respondents only see the questions that match their previous answers.
- Show or hide fields
- Jump between pages
- Toggle required fields
- Reveal follow-up questions
Smart routing
Conditional logic for forms that adapt to every answer
Show fields, skip sections, change required rules, and route follow-up based on the response path.
Why it matters
Branch by answer, score, field value, or respondent segment
Keep long forms shorter by only showing relevant questions
Send teams cleaner data because each respondent sees the right path
Route operational work after submit
Logic is not only for presentation. It helps teams sort leads, flag negative feedback, and prepare review queues.
- Identify high-priority responses
- Segment data for export
- Trigger different handoff paths
- Reduce manual cleanup
Use logic across surveys, exams, and intake
The same branching model supports research surveys, candidate screening, support intake, and assessment flows.
- Survey branching
- Recruitment screening
- Customer escalation
- Assessment paths
Use cases
Where teams use this capability
Standalone feature pages help buyers connect a product capability to the workflow they are already trying to improve.
Qualify leads before they reach sales
Ask follow-up questions after low ratings
Route candidates based on role or experience
Send exam takers into different sections
Related documentation
Read the implementation details
Can Mobyform hide fields based on answers?
Yes. You can show, hide, require, or route fields and pages based on the answers a respondent gives.
Is logic useful for simple forms?
Yes. Even one rule can remove irrelevant questions and make the form feel faster.
Can logic help with follow-up?
Yes. Logic helps structure responses so teams can sort, export, and route submissions with less manual work.