Yes / No Fields
Add a binary Yes/No button field to booking or routing forms and use the answer as a gateway condition for routing.
The Yes / No field displays two large buttons — one for "Yes" and one for "No" — making it the fastest way to ask a binary question in a form. Unlike a checkbox, both options are always visible and equally prominent, which reduces hesitation and improves completion rates, especially on mobile.
Adding a Yes / No Field
- Open your form in the Builder tab (routing form) or go to Booking form (meeting type).
- Click + Add field and select Yes / No.
- Enter a clear, direct question as the label — for example: "Are you currently using a scheduling tool?" or "Do you have a budget approved for this project?"
- Mark as Required if an answer must be given before the form can be submitted.
- Click Save.
Yes/No questions work best when the answer is genuinely binary. For questions where "it depends" is a valid response, consider a Radio field with a third option instead.
How It Looks to Visitors
The visitor sees two large, equal-sized buttons side by side:
┌─────────────┐ ┌─────────────┐
│ Yes │ │ No │
└─────────────┘ └─────────────┘
Tapping or clicking one button selects it (highlighted) and deselects the other. The visitor can change their answer before submitting.
Using Yes / No as a Routing Condition
Yes/No responses are stored as Yes or No, so you can use the Equals operator in routing conditions:
| Condition | Destination |
|---|---|
| Answer equals Yes | Route to booking page |
| Answer equals No | Route to nurture resources or contact form |
This makes Yes/No the ideal field type for a gateway question at the top of a qualification form: if the answer is No, you skip the rest and route them out immediately.
Example — budget gate:
Field: "Do you have a confirmed budget for this project?"
Routing: Yes → Sales discovery call booking
No → Resources page ("Let us know when you're ready")
See Routing Conditions: Route Visitors Based on Form Answers for full details on setting up routing rules.
Yes / No vs. Other Field Types
| Field type | Best for |
|---|---|
| Yes / No | Clear binary questions, gateway qualification, mobile-first forms |
| Single checkbox | Consent or agreement (checked = agreed) |
| Radio | 3 or more options, or when a neutral/other answer is possible |
| Dropdown | Long lists of options |
FAQ
Can I customise the button labels (e.g., "Agreed / Declined" instead of "Yes / No")?
The buttons always display "Yes" and "No" (translated to the form's language). For custom labels, use a Radio field with two options instead.
Is a Yes/No field available in meeting type booking forms?
Yes. Yes/No fields work in both routing forms and meeting type booking forms.
Can the Yes/No answer appear in notification emails?
Yes. Use {{field_id}} in your notification template. The value will be Yes or No (in the form's language).
What happens if a visitor doesn't select an answer on a required field?
The form cannot be submitted until a Yes or No is selected. An error message prompts the visitor to answer.
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