> ## Documentation Index > Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://docs.voxworks.ai/llms.txt > Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further. # Questions tab > The Setup → Questions tab: the Outline of fixed and authored sections, adding, moving and deleting sections and questions, the inspector pane, and the Routing card under each question. ## Layout **Setup → Questions** is where the questionnaire is built. It has two panes: * **Outline**, on the left — every section and question in the order a respondent meets them. * **The inspector**, on the right — the form for whatever you've selected in the outline: a question, a section, or one of the fixed sections. Until you select something, the right pane reads *"Select a question in the outline to see its details."* *** ## The Outline The outline runs top to bottom in call order: | Rows | What they are | | -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- | -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- | | **Agent**, **FAQs**, **Behaviours**, **Gatekeeper** (with **Outbound** and **Inbound** beneath it) | The **fixed sections** every survey has. Each carries a lock icon and a **Fixed** tag: you fill them in but can't move or delete them. | | Your sections | The **authored sections**, each with its title and question count, and its questions beneath it. | | **Closing** | The last fixed section — outcome codes, closing texts and the farewell. | Each question row shows the question key, its title (or its prompt, if it has no title), an asterisk `*` if the question is **Required**, and a coloured support dot when the question needs attention. ### The fixed sections | Section | Description in the app | Covered in | | ------------------------- | --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- | ----------------------------------------------------- | | **Agent** | *"Who is calling, how the study is conducted, and the floor every question inherits."* | [Agent section](/surveys/agent) | | **FAQs** | *"What the respondent may ask about the call, the study or the interviewer."* | [FAQs](/surveys/faqs) | | **Behaviours** | *"Busy and stop — what counts as each, in the respondent's words."* | [Behaviours](/surveys/behaviours) | | **Gatekeeper → Outbound** | *"What the call says to whoever picks up — a live person, a screen, or a machine."* | [Gatekeeper](/surveys/gatekeeper) | | **Gatekeeper → Inbound** | *"What a respondent who calls back is told before they are asked to take part."* | [Gatekeeper](/surveys/gatekeeper) | | **Closing** | *"Every code the interview can end with, the closing spoken for it, and the farewell spoken last."* | [Closing and outcomes](/surveys/closing-and-outcomes) | *** ## Adding sections and questions * **Add a section** — click the **+** beside **Outline** (*"Add section"*). The section form opens on the right; give it a **Section title** and click **Add section**. See [Sections](/surveys/sections). * **Add a question** — click **+ Add question** under the section it belongs to. A new question opens in the inspector as a **Single choice** with two options, **Yes** and **No**. Change the **Type**, write the **Voice prompt**, and click **Add question** at the bottom of the pane. The toast *"Question added"* confirms it. A question can't be saved without a voice prompt — the save button says *"Add a voice prompt to save."* until you've written one. On a new survey, **Main survey** sits below the fixed sections with no questions until you add one. The prompts *"Add a section to start building this survey."* and *"Add a section, then add your first question to it."* appear when a version has no sections or questions yet. *** ## Moving sections and questions * **Up and down arrows** — each section and question row has **Move section up / down** or **Move question up / down** arrows. Each press saves the new position straight away. * **Drag and drop** — drag a question to a new place in its section, or into a different section. Questions are asked in outline order: section by section, and top to bottom within each section. Routing rules can skip ahead; see [Routing rules](/surveys/routing-rules). A jump rule can only go forward. If you move a question above the question a jump rule sends respondents from, that rule stops being valid — check the **Logic** tab after reordering. *** ## The question inspector Selecting a question opens its settings on the right. The header row shows the section, a type badge and — only when the question needs attention — a support badge (**Transformed**, **Read Only** or **Unsupported**). **Required** sits on the right of the same row. What the inspector shows depends on the question's type: * [Question settings](/surveys/question-settings) covers what every type shares — title, key, voice prompt, alternative phrasings, the **Voice** panel and the **Behaviour** panel. * Each type's own page covers the rest: [Display](/surveys/question-types/display), [Single choice](/surveys/question-types/single-choice), [Rating](/surveys/question-types/rating), [Battery](/surveys/question-types/battery), [Number](/surveys/question-types/number), [Long text](/surveys/question-types/long-text), [First name](/surveys/question-types/first-name), [Phone number](/surveys/question-types/phone-number). At the bottom of the pane, **Save changes** saves the question (toast *"Question saved"*) and **Delete** removes it (toast *"Question deleted"*). The buttons stay pinned to the bottom as you scroll. ### The Routing card Below each question sits a **Routing** card listing the rules that leave from this question and the rules that arrive at it, with **Edit in Logic** (or **Open Logic** on a read-only version) to jump to the Logic tab. * With no rules: *"No rules reference this question. Respondents continue to the next step."* * On a Display question: *"Display steps take no answer, so nothing branches from here."* * A rule tagged **Not run** is one the voice interviewer doesn't carry out — usually one that came in with an import. See [Logic tab and canvas](/surveys/logic). *** ## Deleting a question A question that other parts of the survey depend on can't be deleted until those parts are changed. The refusal names what's in the way, for example: * *"This question is used by the rule “skip\_q5” (trigger). Delete or edit that rule first."* * *"The variable “first\_pref” is derived from this question. Delete or re-point it first."* A question that already has recorded answers on this version can't be deleted either. Create a new draft from **Version history** and delete it there, or hide it with a rule. See [Versions and drafts](/surveys/versions). ### Renaming a question key Rules refer to questions by key. If you change a key that rules use, the inspector warns *"1 rule references this key (…). Renaming updates them too."* — saving updates those rules for you. After a rename, also check any later prompt that pipes this question's answer (see [Survey variables and piping](/surveys/survey-variables)). *** ## Next Steps * [Sections](/surveys/sections) — titles, intro lines and ordering. * [Question settings](/surveys/question-settings) — the fields every question shares. * [Logic tab and canvas](/surveys/logic) — adding routing between questions.