The Buttons input block allows you to offer your user predefined choices, either single choice options or multiple choices

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Single choice

Single choice input allows you to directly split your flow depending on what the user selects by linking any choice to a specific path in your flow. Link the “Default” item to determine the default path independent of what the user chooses.
Buttons input in flow

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Multiple choices

Multiple choices in flow

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Dynamic items

Instead of adding items manually, you can also display a dynamic list of items based on a variable.
Dynamic items list
This is useful when you want to display a list of items from another data source. For this to work, you first need to make sure the variable you are using contains a list of values. This list can be extracted from an integration block like Google Sheets.

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Item options

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Display condition

Allows you to conditionally display a specific button.

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Internal value

Allows you to assign an internal value for that specific button. If your user selects this button, the internal value will be saved in the variable you’ve set in the Save answer option.

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How to

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Add a “Other” button

Sometimes you want to allow your user to enter a value that is not in the predefined choices. You can do this by adding a “Other” button and connect it to a “Text” input block.
Other button flow

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Different replies based on multiple choices

If you’d like to have different replies based on the multiple choices the user selects. You will need to
  1. Save the answer into a variable.
  2. Add a “Condition” block
  3. Add comparisons based on the value of this variable
Condition multiple button flow