# Pages, logic and end screens

> Split a survey into pages, show questions only when they apply, skip ahead, and end with the right screen.

Source: https://docs.hearsay.co.in/build/pages-and-logic

Short surveys work best on one page. For longer ones, pages and logic keep each customer's path short.

## Pages

Choose **Add page break** between two questions to start a new page. Each page can have a **Page title (optional)** and a **Page description (optional)**. To merge pages again, choose **Remove page break**.

A survey can have up to 50 pages and 200 questions. On Pro and above, a page can **Shuffle question order** for each person.

## Show a question only when it applies

1. On the question, choose **Add logic**. (The first question is **Always shown first**.)
2. Turn on **Only show this question conditionally**.
3. Under **Match when**, choose **All conditions match** or **Any condition matches**.
4. For each condition, pick the **Question or field**, the **Rule** and the **Value** or **Option**. Choose **Add condition** for more.
5. Close the dialog. The question shows **Shown only if all of these match** (or any).

![The logic dialog for a question: show it only when an earlier answer matches](https://firebasestorage.googleapis.com/v0/b/hearsay-53fed.firebasestorage.app/o/docs%2Fshots%2Fquestion-logic%2F1c08d90998fdf76a.webp?alt=media "Logic for a question")

Conditions can use answers to earlier questions, [link fields](https://docs.hearsay.co.in/build/link-fields) and the link's channel (**Link source**). Rules include **equals**, **does not equal**, **contains**, **does not contain**, **is greater than**, **is less than**, **is at least** and **is at most**; choice questions offer **equals** and **does not equal**.

Logic can use multiple choice, checkbox, dropdown and rating questions, and a question can only depend on questions before it.

**Example:** show "What went wrong?" only when the NPS answer **is at most** 6.

## Skip to a later page

On a page, choose **Add logic** to set what happens **After page N**:

1. Choose **Add rule**, set its conditions, and pick where it goes with **Then go to**: a later page, or an end screen.
2. Set **Otherwise go to** for everyone else (by default, the next page).

Rules are checked in order and the first match wins. Jumps only go forward.

## End screens

Without end screens, customers see a standard thank-you. Add your own under **End screens** → **Add end screen** (up to 20).

![The End screens section of the editor, with a title, a message and the coupon switch](https://firebasestorage.googleapis.com/v0/b/hearsay-53fed.firebasestorage.app/o/docs%2Fshots%2Fend-screens%2F4e9505961458347b.webp?alt=media "End screens")

Each end screen has a **Title**, an optional **Message** and **Give the coupon on this screen**. Turn that off for people who shouldn't get a coupon, for example those who say they aren't customers. The first one is the **Default end screen**; send people to the others with page logic.

### Send people to a web page

On Pro and above, an end screen can **Send people to a web page**: enter the **Web address** (https only) and **Button text**, and choose whether to **Go there automatically**. Customers who just got a coupon always see a button instead, so they don't lose their code.

## What stops a survey from publishing

Hearsay checks your logic when you publish and lists anything to fix, such as a page that jumps backwards, a question that depends on a later one, or a condition that uses an option you've since deleted. See [Preview, publish and change a live survey](https://docs.hearsay.co.in/build/publish#fix-before-publishing).