Use case · Product recommendations
Advise like in a conversation,even when you're not there.
Four or five questions about goal, experience and budget lead to exactly one recommendation. The result explains why and links the matching offer.
Put the goal into words. Add perspectives and timing right below.
The rules for the recommendation stay on the server and aren't visible in the browser.
Example / Which package suits you?
Three answers, one package.
- The purpose
- An advice quiz that leads to the right offer.
- Goal
- Win first clients · Build a team · Scale
- Outcome
- “The Start package suits you” + link to the package page
Your small trial run
From three details to a start note.
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Three details. Your form.
Draft · not yet put together
- The purpose
- Still open
- Goal
- Still open
- Outcome
- Still open
How to start
Build backwards from your offer.
A coaching provider (made up) recommends one of three packages. The first outcome whose conditions match is shown.
- 01First
Outcomes first
The purposeAn advice quiz that leads to the right offer.
Create an outcome for every offer, with a short reason and a link.
You get → Outcomes by rules - 02Then
Derive the questions
GoalWin first clients · Build a team · Scale
Only ask what tells the offers apart. Three to five questions are usually enough.
You get → The next step is built in - 03After that
Test every path
Outcome“The Start package suits you” + link to the package page
Run through every combination once and check that the right outcome appears.
You get → You know who looked for what
A real Peak Forms experience
Experience a form as a story.
The public onboarding story from the Peak Forms catalog leads through three chapters on goal, team and start. Open it and walk the path from the respondent's side.
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Peak Forms / Your next step
Let your offer explain itself.
Build the package finder without an account and test every path before you publish.
Build the package finder without an accountA recommendation people understand.
“The Start package suits you” + link to the package page
Frequently asked questions
Does this work for shops too?
Yes. The outcome redirects to the product page. Purchase and cart happen in your shop.
Can customers see the rules?
No. Points and outcome rules are evaluated on the server and never reach the browser.
How many outcomes make sense?
As many as you have offers, plus one for “let's talk”. More than five usually confuse people.






