Tours that ask you a question

A step can offer choices — 'where are your leads coming from?' — and send you down the matching path.

What it is

A branch step renders as a centered card with labelled options; picking one jumps to that option's step, and an arm can rejoin the main line or end the tour early.

Also called: choose your path · branching tutorial · which one are you

See it
Tours that ask you a question
Area
Operations
Group
Tour Engine
System
Academy
Solves
1 named problem
01Options carry a label, optional sub-label and the step to jump to
02A reserved end value lets a branch arm finish the tour before the array's end
03A jump to an unknown step ends the tour cleanly rather than wedging, and warns in development
A centered coach card with two option buttons ('A spreadsheet' / 'Another CRM') and the tour continuing down the chosen arm. Sample data — no customer information appears here.
How it works
  1. 1Options carry a label, optional sub-label and the step to jump to
  2. 2A reserved end value lets a branch arm finish the tour before the array's end
  3. 3A jump to an unknown step ends the tour cleanly rather than wedging, and warns in development
Why we built it

Bringing existing customers in is two different jobs: a spreadsheet exported off a desktop, or a migration out of another CRM. The steps genuinely differ, so one straight-line script was wrong for half the people following it — and being told to click a button that is not on your screen is how a builder decides the software is broken. A step can ask where your leads are coming from and send you down the matching path, rejoining the shared steps once the choice stops mattering.

The problem
  • One-size-fits-all walkthroughs for workflows that genuinely fork
Sound familiar?
What you get
You only walk the path that matches your setup

See it on your own jobs

Twenty minutes, your numbers, no slide deck. We’ll build one of your real buildings in front of you and send you the estimate link at the end — yours to keep either way.

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