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Routing forms#

A routing form is a short questionnaire that sits in front of your booking flow. Based on the answers, Caledee sends the respondent to a specific event type, a custom URL, or a thank-you page — automatically.

This is useful for:

  • Qualifying sales leads before they reach your calendar
  • Directing support requests to the right team member
  • Splitting traffic between event types (e.g. 30-min intro vs. 60-min deep dive)

Creating a routing form#

  1. Go to Routing forms in the sidebar.
  2. Click New routing form and give it a name.
  3. Add fields — each field becomes one question on the public form.
  4. Add rules — each rule maps an answer to a destination.
  5. Set a fallback destination for respondents who don't match any rule.
  6. Save. Your form is live at caledee.com/f/{slug}.

Field types#

TypeDescription
textSingle-line text input
selectSingle-choice dropdown
multi_selectMultiple-choice checkboxes

Mark a field required to block submission if it's left blank.

Routing rules#

Rules are evaluated top to bottom. The first rule that matches wins. Each rule has three parts:

  1. Field — which question to check
  2. Operatorequals, not_equals, contains, or is_set
  3. Action — redirect to an event type or a custom URL

Operators#

OperatorMatches when
equalsThe answer exactly equals the value
not_equalsThe answer does not equal the value
containsThe answer contains the value (substring or multi-select item)
is_setThe field has any non-empty answer

Actions#

ActionEffect
event_typeRedirects to your booking page for that event type
urlRedirects to an arbitrary URL you supply

Fallback#

If no rule matches, respondents land on the fallback destination. You can set it to an event type, a URL, or the built-in thank-you page (/f/{slug}/done).

Submissions#

Every submission is stored in the database and linked to the booking if the respondent goes on to book. You can review submissions from the routing form detail page.

Routing forms — Caledee Docs · Caledee