Conditional Form Questions

Healthie's Form Builder supports the creation of intelligent and versatile forms with conditional logic. Conditional logic automatically shows or hides questions on a form based on a client's previous answers.

This is useful if you would like to have branched logic as part of your intake forms. Additionally (currently only via the API), you can create multi-page forms (like typeform / jotform) with custom CSS to build beautiful, customized onboarding experiences from your website or social.

Conditional Question Groups

Conditional logic can also be applied to an entire Question Group. By opening the edit modal for a group, you can check "Show group conditionally" and configure a controlling question, condition, and value to automatically show or hide the whole group of questions based on a client's response.

Note: This feature is currently only available on our Enterprise Plan, and Healthie's team will need to turn this feature on for your account. If you're interested, please e-mail us: hello@gethealthie.com.

Here is a breakdown of the different options that can be selected within the second dropdown menu for "If the Answer to Question":

Is Less Than

If the question asks a client/provider to rate something on the sale from 1 -10 and you want the question to appear if the client answer 1-4, you would put Is Less Than with the Value of 5.

Is Greater Than

If the question asks a client/provider to rate something on the sale from 1 -10 and you want the question to appear if the client answer 6-10, you would put Is Greater Than with the Value of 5.

Is Greater Than Or Equal To

If the question asks a client/provider to rate something on the sale from 1 -10 and you want the question to appear if the client answer 5-10, you would put Is Greater Than Or Equal To with the Value of 5.

Is Less Than Or Equal To

If the question asks a client/provider to rate something on the sale from 1 -10 and you want the question to appear if the client answer 1-5, you would put Is Less Than Or Equal To with the Value 5.

Is Equal To

This is great for both text and numbers. For example if you want a question to appear if a client/provider if they answer a Yes or No question No, you can select Is Equal To with the Value of No.

Is Not Equal To

This is the opposite of the above option.

Includes

The full answer needs to match exactly.

Does Not Include

The answer can't contain anything in the Value section.

Contains

Means that the answer can match on part of what is written in for the Value.

Does Not Contain

The question is triggered when the answer doesn't have anything that is written in the Value box.

Ready to start using conditional logic?

Watch this step-by-step tutorial video to learn how to create forms with conditional logic.