🏁Ending screen
Set what every respondent sees after they submit a Dapta Form: the thank-you heading and message (with [field] tokens), an optional redirect URL, how long to show the thank-you before redirecting, and
The ending is the thank-you screen a respondent sees after they submit. You set it once for the whole form in the Design panel, under When the form ends. If you also use Outcomes, the ending becomes the default that every score range falls back to.
Step 1: Open When the form ends
Step 1: In the editor, open the Build tab and click Design in the toolbar. Scroll to the bottom of the left column to the When the form ends panel. Its subtitle reads What every respondent sees after they submit.
Step 2: Fill in the fields you need. The right column previews the form live; use Next screen to walk to the end.
Heading
The big line on the thank-you screen. Leave it empty for the default Thank you!
Message
The body text under the heading. Type @ or [ to insert an earlier answer as a [field] token, for example We will be in touch at [email] shortly. Leave it empty for the default Your answers were recorded.
Redirect URL (optional)
If set, respondents are sent to this address instead of staying on the thank-you screen. Leave empty to show the thank-you screen. If set, everyone is sent here. Only http(s) links are accepted.
Show the thank-you first for (ms)
Appears once a redirect URL is set. How long the thank-you screen stays up before the redirect happens. 0 redirects immediately. Use something like 3000 to let people read the message first.
Changes are saved automatically. Publish to make them live.
Step 2: What the respondent sees
After the last question (or after a Reveal screen if you added one) the respondent lands on the thank-you screen: a check mark, your Heading, and your Message with every [field] replaced by their answer.
[email] token filled in.If a redirect is set, the screen is skipped (delay 0) or shown for the delay you chose and then replaced by the destination page. Only http(s) links are followed: anything else is ignored and the thank-you screen is shown instead.
How outcomes override the ending
The panel ends with a note: These are the defaults. A score range in Results that fills the same field wins for the people who land in it; a range that leaves it empty uses what you set here. In practice each field is resolved on its own:
Heading
The range's Label
The ending Heading (or Thank you!)
Message
The range's Message shown for this outcome; if empty, the ending Message
The ending Message (or Your answers were recorded.)
Redirect URL
The range's Redirect URL; if empty, the ending Redirect URL
The ending Redirect URL
Delay
The range's Show the thank-you first (ms) when the range has its own URL; the ending delay only when the URL is inherited from the ending
The ending Show the thank-you first for (ms)
This gives you every common setup without a mode switch:
One thank-you for everyone: fill only the ending.
A different thank-you per score: fill the message on each range; leave the ending as the safety net.
Redirect everyone: set the ending Redirect URL and leave the ranges' URLs empty.
Thank-you, then redirect: ending Redirect URL plus a delay.
One special case: set a URL or message on just that range.
⚠️ Note: A range's Label always replaces the ending Heading for the people who land in it, because the label is the heading of that result. Give every range a label a respondent should read.
What's next
Split the thank-you by score in Outcomes.
Add a processing pause before the result with Reveal screens.
Check the respondent-side defaults and languages in Respondent experience.
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