Questions
Collect answers.
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Questions are used to collect specific information from responders within a step and store their answers in variables. Formsort provides a wide range of question components to accommodate different needs—everything from single or multiple-choice options to specialized fields for capturing addresses and more.
These question components can be easily reordered by dragging and dropping them within a step, or even between different steps and groups. Just like steps and groups, questions can also be conditionally rendered based on responder input.
Check out the sub-sections below to explore the different types of questions available and determine which is best suited for your flow’s objectives.
While some settings are specific to individual question types, the following options are available for all questions:
A text field used to prompt the responder. This label can be edited directly on the question component or via the settings menu.
The name assigned to the answer, as it will appear in your answer payload. By default, this mirrors the Question Label, but you can edit it independently. Example answer format:
An internal-only field to help your team understand the purpose of the question. This is not shown to responders but can be included in the metadata of answer payloads if enabled in your integration settings.
Example payload snippet:
Tags the question as collecting personally identifiable information (PII) or another sensitive data type.
Assign an HTML id
attribute to the question.
Useful for targeting with custom CSS.
Provide additional context without cluttering the UI. Enable Has info text? to display a tooltip or modal alongside the question. You can choose between text links or an icon-based trigger.
Info text is not supported for Select Button components.
Enable this option to let responders submit more than one answer to a question.
Supported question types:
Date
Number
Phone
Text
Select
When enabled, answers are stored as an array:
A + Add button will appear after the first input, allowing responders to enter additional values.