Ending Screen

An ending screen is where a respondent lands when the form is over. It shows a title, an optional description, and an optional button. The Content tab collects endings in their own Endings group at the bottom of the field list, apart from the questions. A form can hold several of them, and that is the point. A logic rule can send a strong candidate to one ending and everyone else to another. It sits in the Ending group of the Add Content palette. The button at the bottom left of the card switches it to a Redirect URL.

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Settings

An ending has fewer settings than a question, because nobody answers it.

• Title, up to 255 characters. This is what other field types call Question.
• Description, up to 1024 characters.
• Image, with the same placement selector every field has.
• Button, a switch in the footer.

Turning Button on adds two settings and a second switch.

• Button Text, the label on the button. The box shows “Submit Form” as its placeholder.
• Redirect URL, the address the button opens.
• Redirect timer, a switch that adds a Timer in seconds, so the respondent is sent to the address on their own after that many seconds rather than waiting for a click.

There is no Display & requirements button, no auto reply, and no evaluator switch. An ending is not a question, so none of them apply.

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What it stores

Nothing. An ending has no input.

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Logic operators

None. An ending has no Add Rule button in the Logic tab, because an ending is where the form stops. Rules on the questions point at endings, not the other way round.

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Evaluation

An ending screen carries no evaluator switches. The AI evaluators read the answers, and an ending has none.

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Related

• Form builder overview covers the builder, the shared settings, and every field type.
• Redirect URL is the other ending, with no screen at all.
• Logic explains sending different respondents to different endings.