Predefined blocks are ready-to-use fields that help you build flows faster. Each block comes pre-configured with common settings like field type, label, and name, so you don’t need to create inputs manually.
How to Use Predefined Blocks
Steps
- Open the Quiz Builder / Editor
- Click Add Block
- Switch to the Predefined tab
- Browse or search for the field you need
- Click or drag the block into your flow
The block will be added instantly with default settings.
Available Categories
Predefined blocks are organized into categories to make them easy to find.
Common identity fields such as:
- First Name
- Last Name
- City
- State
- Country
- Age Range
- Gender
- Marital Status
Insurance
Fields commonly used in insurance flows:
- Current Insurance Provider
- Policy Expiration Date
- Monthly Premium
- Insurance Type Needed
- Coverage Amount
- Previous Claims
Used for financial and loan qualification:
- Credit Score Range
- Loan Amount Needed
- Employment Status
- Monthly Income
- Debt Amount
- Bankruptcy History
Property & Service
Useful for home services and real estate:
- Property Type
- Property Age
- Square Footage
- Homeownership Status
- Project Budget
- Service Needed
Lead Qualification (Pay Per Call / Funnels)
Fields used to qualify leads quickly:
- Best Time to Call
- Preferred Contact Method
- Urgency Level
- Budget Range
- Decision Maker
- Timeline
Industry-Specific Sets
Depending on your flow, you may also see predefined fields for:
- Health & Senior (Medicare status, conditions, etc.)
- Legal (case type, incident date, etc.)
- Solar (electric bill, roof type, etc.)
- Debt Relief (types of debt, payments, etc.)
Why Use Predefined Blocks
Using predefined inputs helps you:
- Build flows faster
- Maintain consistent naming for CRM integrations
- Reduce setup errors
- Follow proven lead generation structures
Important Notes
- You can fully edit any predefined block after adding it
- Make sure the Name field stays unique across your flow
- You can combine predefined blocks with custom inputs
Last modified on April 2, 2026