Show a question only when needed

Use conditional logic to keep long checklists short.

A question can be shown only when an earlier answer matches a rule.

1. Save the checklist once. Conditional logic is unlocked after the questions exist.
2. On the question that should be conditional, pick the earlier question it depends on.
3. Choose a condition: is equal to, is not equal to, contains, or is answered.
4. Enter the value to compare (not needed for is answered).
5. Save.

Example: in an Imaging Safety Screening, show “Type of implant” only when “Does the patient have a pacemaker or metal implant?” is equal to Yes.

Hidden questions are skipped when the inspector completes the checklist, so they never block completion and are not scored.