Ask only what each job needs - the form adapts as they answer.
The visual logic map lets an answer open, hide, or price different follow-up questions and costs.
A roof repair and a full replacement shouldn't ask the same twelve questions. The logic map lets one form serve both by adapting as the customer answers.
A map, not a spreadsheet
You draw connections between questions and outcomes on a visual canvas, so you see the whole branch structure at a glance instead of tracking rules in your head.
Answers drive scope and price
Choosing "replacement" can reveal the questions that only matter then and switch on the cost codes that go with it. The path a customer takes shapes both what they're asked and what they're quoted.
Test it live
The preview walks the branches exactly as a customer will, so you catch a dead end or a missing path before it's ever in front of someone real.