AI Logic Builder

The AI Logic Builder is covered in full in the Logic & Conditions section. This page focuses on how the AI processes your logic descriptions specifically.

How the AI interprets logic requests

When you describe logic, the AI:

1. Identifies source fields — the fields whose values trigger the condition
2. Identifies target fields — the fields to show, hide, or skip
3. Selects the correct operator — equals, contains, is greater than, etc.
4. Handles multi-condition logic — AND/OR combinations from natural language like "both" or "either"
5. Applies section-level routing — "skip Section 3" maps to section-level conditions

Natural language patterns the AI understands

Phrase	Interpreted as
"only show if" / "display when"	Show condition
"hide unless" / "only visible when"	Inverse show condition
"skip to Section X if"	Section routing
"required only when"	Conditional required toggle
"both X and Y"	AND condition
"either X or Y"	OR condition
"greater than / more than"	> operator
"at least / minimum"	>= operator

Example descriptions and their output

Input: "Show the 'Manager approval' field only if the expense amount is greater than 500."

Output: Field "Manager approval" → Condition: Show when [Expense amount] is greater than [500]

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Input: "Hide the entire 'Dependants section' if the answer to 'Do you have dependants?' is No."

Output: Section "Dependants section" → Condition: Show when [Do you have dependants?] equals [Yes]

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Input: "Make the 'Reason for visit' field required if 'Visit type' is 'Medical' or 'Emergency'."

Output: Field "Reason for visit" → Required when [Visit type] equals [Medical] OR [Visit type] equals [Emergency]

Reviewing and editing

Always review AI-generated rules before accepting. The AI shows a plain-English summary of each rule alongside its technical configuration. Edit any rules that need adjustment in the manual rule editor before confirming.

Plan requirements

The AI Logic Builder is available on Pro and Business plans.