Skip Logic in Zoho Survey is configured at the page level or question level in the survey editor. You select a question, define a condition (for example: if the answer to “Do you use our mobile app?” is “No”), and then specify a destination (skip to the page titled “General Feedback” or end the survey). When a respondent reaches the trigger question and selects the specified answer, they are routed to the designated target. Questions on skipped pages are not included in the submitted response.
Use Skip Logic when your survey covers topics that apply only to a subset of respondents. A product satisfaction survey might route customers who rated a feature below 3 to a detailed follow-up page and route satisfied customers directly to the overall recommendation question. Use it to prevent respondents from seeing questions about products they do not use, roles they do not hold, or experiences they have not had. Avoid applying Skip Logic on surveys with fewer than five questions, where branching is rarely worth the added design complexity.
Skip Logic in Zoho Survey operates at the page level by default: you route respondents to different pages, not arbitrary individual questions mid-page. Plan your page structure before adding logic, grouping questions that belong on the same branch together. Complex branching trees can create dead ends where certain respondents cannot reach the submit button. Always walk through every possible answer path after configuring logic. Skip Logic is available on paid Zoho Survey plans and is not included in the free tier.
Yes. One of the available Skip Logic destinations in Zoho Survey is “End of Survey”. This allows you to immediately complete the survey for a respondent based on a specific answer, without showing them any further questions. This is useful for screening surveys where certain respondent profiles are out of scope and should not proceed to the main questionnaire.
When Skip Logic routes a respondent past certain pages, the skipped questions are not shown and are not counted in the respondent’s view. The visible question numbers may therefore appear non-consecutive to the survey designer reviewing the form, but the respondent only sees the questions and numbers that apply to their path. Zoho Survey handles this automatically without any additional configuration.
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