Introduction

A node is a building block in your Information Tree.

Each node defines both the structure and the input method for a specific piece of information.

For example, a node can be:

• Text
• Number
• Date
• Group
• Repeat
• Select
• Table

When you build your Information Tree, you add nodes to define what data you need and how you want to collect it. Each node controls how the data is structured and how you interact with it.

Add a node

You can add a node to the Information Tree by clicking the plus (+) icon in the top-right corner of the Information Tree.

This will insert a Section node

Use a node in a template

After you configure a node, you can insert it into your template.

Click the Insert button or drag the node from the Information Tree and drop it into the template where you want the value to appear.

When you build your Information Tree, you add nodes to define what data you need and how you want to collect it. Each node controls how the data is structured and how you interact with it.

Converting nodes

Some nodes allow conversions, meaning you can convert them to a different type on the fly.

You do this by right-clicking on the node and choosing the type you want to convert it into.

The following conversions are supported: