Adding questions and content
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To capture variables in your flow, you’ll use questions—building blocks designed to collect input from responders. Each question stores the responder’s input as a variable, which can then be referenced throughout your flow for logic, personalization, and integrations. Formsort provides a variety of question types and configuration options to support different data formats, UI preferences, and conditional logic needs. The sections below cover how variables are created through questions and how they behave across your flow.
See the question-variable relationship here:
Variables in Formsort allow you to use and classify answers and other data once it has been collected. Every question in your form is associated with a variable where the responder's answers are stored. These variables are referred to as variables from questions.
In contrast to questions, content components are used purely for displaying information—they don’t capture or store any data from the responder. These read-only elements help you explain concepts, break up long pages, embed media, and add supporting context to your flow. From simple statements to rich video embeds, content blocks give you the flexibility to design a form that communicates clearly and guides responders effectively.
Head to the sub-section for more information.
Additionally, the following types of variables return values that are also stored in variables, though their resolution mechanism differs:
See our section for more information about variables.
See our sub-section for more information.
