Builder

Content tab

Build your evaluation's structure on the Content tab — create sections, add questions, organize topics, and control what's visible with conditional rules.

What the Content tab does

The Content tab is where your evaluation takes shape. It's the workspace for creating the sections that organize your evaluation, the questions that capture data, and the topics that present educational content. Everything your patients or practitioners see when they complete the evaluation is built here.

The Content tab showing the section list with questions and a New Section button

Working with the section list

When you open the Content tab, the detail pane shows all your evaluation's sections. Each section card displays its name, variant type, and a count of its contents (questions, topics, or an embedded evaluation).

Click New Section to add a section. EVAL creates it immediately with default settings and opens the section editor — there's no separate creation dialog. Sections default to the Questions variant with question-per-page presentation.

Every section card has a ⋯ menu with three options:

Move — Reorder sections using up and down arrows in the move dialog.
Duplicate — Create a complete copy of the section, including all questions, topics, media, and visibility rules.
Delete — Remove the section after confirming in a dialog.

Click the ✏ edit icon on any section card to open its detail editor.

Section settings

Each section has a set of configuration fields:

Title is the section's heading, shown to users when they complete the evaluation. The Show title in the player header toggle controls whether it appears prominently in the header bar.

Variant determines what kind of content the section holds:

Questions — The most common type. The section contains questions that capture data from the person completing the evaluation.
Information — The section contains topics and articles for presenting educational or reference content, with no data capture.
EVAL App — Embed an existing evaluation from your library inside this section. Useful for reusing validated instruments within a larger assessment.

Presentation controls how content flows when someone is completing the evaluation:

Single page — All content appears on one page, stacked vertically.
Item per page — Each question (or topic/article) gets its own page, creating a step-by-step experience.

Description is a rich text field for section-level instructions or context, displayed above the section's content.

For long evaluations, use item-per-page presentation to keep each screen focused. For quick screening tools with just a few questions, single page often works better so the user can see everything at once.

Media, visibility, and deletion

Three additional sections appear below the main settings:

Media lets you attach images or YouTube videos to the section. Click New Media to add an image (PNG, GIF, or JPEG up to 5 MB) or a YouTube video URL. Media appears alongside the section's content in the player.

Visible When... controls when this section appears. By default, sections are always visible. You can add conditional rules that reference other questions, choices, or results to show or hide the section dynamically. The first section in an evaluation is always visible and cannot have rules.

Danger Zone at the bottom provides a permanent delete option for the section and all its contents.

Visibility rules use OR logic between rules and AND logic within a rule. For example: show this section if (Question A = "Yes" AND Question B > 5) OR (Question C = "High Risk"). See Visibility rules for the full details.

Getting started

Sections

Organize your evaluation with sections for questions, educational content, or embedded evaluations.

Questions

Add questions to capture data — from simple choices to numbers, dates, and signatures.

Question types

Reference guide for all 12 question types and their configuration options.

General tab

Configure your evaluation's profile on the General tab — set the title, description, audience, slug, and add literature references and attributions.

Sections

Organize your evaluation into sections — group related questions together, present educational topics, or embed existing evaluations as reusable building blocks.