Yes/No asks a question with two answers. Checkbox draws a box the respondent ticks. Toggle draws a switch they slide. The two behave the same and store the same value, so pick whichever suits the question.
It sits in the Choice group of the Add Content palette. The button at the bottom left of the card switches between the two.
Settings
The card carries the settings every field shares, with one difference. Instead of the single Auto reply (on answer) most types have, Yes/No gives each answer its own WhatsApp message.
- Auto reply (Yes), sent when the answer is Yes.
- Auto reply (No), sent when the answer is No.
There is nothing else to set. You cannot relabel the two answers. If you need wording of your own, such as “Full licence” against “Provisional”, use Multiple Choice with two options.
The same field switched to Toggle:
What it stores
Yes or No.
Logic operators
Do not make a Yes/No field required. A respondent who answers No cannot get past it. Next does nothing, no message appears, and any rule on the field never fires. Leave the field optional until the fix ships.
Evaluation
Switch Criteria, Scoring, or Skills on for the form in the Evaluation tab and each one gets a switch on this card.
Yes/No is the cleanest field to hang a Criteria must-have on, because the answer is one of two known values and needs no interpretation. “Do you have a driving licence?” is either met or not.
