In the Settings panel, you’ll find options that affect your entire flow. This includes:
- General settings → control overall flow behavior
- Custom code → add your own scripts
- Progress bar → show users how far they are in the flow
Settings – General
In the General section of Settings, you can control the overall behavior of your flow:
- Collect Leads → Store user inputs as leads.
- Restore Data → Pre-fill answers if a user reloads or revisits the flow.
- Reset on Back Navigation → Clears answers when the user navigates back.
- Single Submit → Prevents the same user from submitting the flow multiple times.
- Scroll to Top on Navigation → Automatically scrolls the page to the top whenever a new step loads.

Settings – Tracking
In the Tracking section, you can enable Forward URL Parameters. This passes along parameters from the URL (e.g., campaign IDs, UTM tags) so they can be pushed (forwarded) to the next page.
💡 Tip: Use this to track marketing campaigns or affiliate traffic without losing valuable attribution data.
Settings – Include Quiz Data
This option is used to include quiz answers as parameters in the redirect URL for tracking or personalization. Only available when Pass URL Parameters is enabled.
Settings – Custom Code
In the Custom Code section, you can insert JavaScript code that is executed when the quiz is submitted. This is useful for:
- Firing tracking pixels (e.g., Facebook Pixel, Google Ads)
- Sending analytics events (e.g., Google Analytics)
- Adding custom functionality on quiz completion
Important:
- Only paste JavaScript directly – do not wrap it in <script> tags.
💡 Tip: Test your code in a staging or preview environment before going live to make sure it doesn’t interfere with your flow.
Settings – Progress Bar
In the Progress Bar section, you can enable a visual indicator that shows users how far they’ve progressed in your quiz.
- General → Toggle this option to display the bar at the top of your flow.
- Spacing → Adjust the size and spacing of the progress bar to match your design.
💡 Tip: A progress bar helps keep users motivated to complete the flow, especially in longer quizzes or multi-step forms.