A: Hi, thanks for explaining the use case so clearly.

Yes, this is something Dashform can support. I checked your example with our development team, and we have confirmed that this layered result logic can be implemented and released quickly.

The intended setup would work like this:

Q9 can act as the anchor, while Q6 and Q7 qualify which copy is selected for that section. For example:

Q9 = A + Q6 = B + Q7 = A → Version 1

Q9 = A + Q6 = E + Q7 = A → Version 2

Other questions can independently determine additional sections of the result. Dashform would then combine the selected sections into one personalized result page, instead of requiring you to create a separate predefined result for every possible combination.

We also plan to support creating and modifying these rule layers through plain-English AI instructions. You could ask the AI to change only the interpretation rules for Q6, Q7, and Q9, or rewrite one result section, while preserving the remaining questions, rules, design, and funnel structure.

To be completely transparent, the current public version supports multi-question conditional logic and routing to predefined endings. The modular result assembly described above is the additional capability we are now preparing to release.

Your example is very helpful and closely matches the way we want advanced assessments to work. If you decide to use Dashform, we would be happy to work with your 12-question structure as a real implementation case.