Manage the Question Flow
In this guide, you will learn how to manage and arrange the questions in your Product Finder, as well as how to add new questions to the flow.
Reorder and Define the Question Flow
To reorder your questions, simply break the connection between questions by hovering over the link and selecting the X mark.
To link questions together, drag the question (or answer) node and connect it to another. All questions must be linked in a logical sequence. Additionally, you can link answers to specific follow-up questions. For example, selecting a particular answer can direct users to a related question based on their choice. To do this, simply drag the answer to the target question you want to connect it to.
How to Add a New Question
To add a new question to your Product Finder, follow these steps:
Select Add question to create a new question, or select the three dot menu on an existing question to duplicate it.
You'll be directed to the question editor to set up your question, for detailed editing instructions, refer to the Page Editor guide.
Save your question and navigate back to the Flow Tab, where your new question will appear.
Connect your new question dragging the question node to connect it within a specific point in the flow.
Once you're satisfied with the placement, click Save to finalize the changes.
Copy and Paste Questions Between Finders
You can easily copy and paste questions within the same finder or even between separate finders or containers.
Copy a Question
Select the three-dot menu on any question.
Click Copy to copy the question to your clipboard.
Paste a Question in Another Finder
Go to the Flow Tab of another finder.
Select the three-dot menu at the top right of the page and click Paste to add the copied question to the new flow.
Alternatively, select Duplicate from the three-dot menu to create a copy of the question within the same finder.
This makes it easy to reuse questions across different finders without having to recreate them from scratch.
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