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Conditional Logic

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Use conditional logic in GriffinForms to decide when fields should appear, disappear, change, or trigger follow-up behavior. Start here if you need to understand condition types, action types, automatic show/hide flows, or the limits and alerts that affect real form behavior.

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Overview Conditional logic makes a form react to what people choose or type. It helps you show the right fields, run the right actions, and keep the… Actions Actions are the changes GriffinForms makes after a conditional logic rule passes. If the conditions page helps you choose the check, this p… Conditions Condition types are the checks inside a conditional logic rule. If the overview page shows the workflow, this page helps you choose the rig… Limits And Alerts Conditional logic changes the form in the browser as the user works. This page explains what that means in plain English, why it does not r… Show Hide Fields Automatically Need to keep a form simple until an answer makes another field relevant? GriffinForms conditional logic lets you show or hide fields automa…