🟩 Multi Input

The Multi Input block shows several input fields at once, in a single form, instead of asking for one piece of information after another.

It's handy for a sign-up, creating a profile, or a fairly detailed questionnaire: the user fills everything in one go, in an interface that adapts to their device (desktop or mobile).

📥 Inputs

• count (Number): The number of input fields to display. Default value: 1.
• For each field (how many depends on the value above) — the inputs are first named « placeholder 1 », « type 1 », « placeholder 2 »… and the outputs « value 1 », « value 2 »…, then take the name of the placeholder you type:
• • placeholder (Text): The example text shown in that field (e.g. "Name", "Email"). This text is also used to name the matching output.
  • type (Dropdown list): The kind of information expected for that field: Text, Number or Boolean (a true/false checkbox).

📤 Outputs

• out (Stream): Fires once the user has confirmed the form, so the scenario can continue.
• one output per field (Text, Number or Boolean depending on the chosen type): Holds the value entered in that field. This output's name automatically matches the placeholder set for that field (e.g. an "Email" output if that field's placeholder was "Email").

💡 Example of use

Scenario: Registering for an online service

1. Your application needs to collect a new user's name, email and age.
2. Instead of creating 3 separate input blocks, configure the Multi Input block with count = 3, then give each field its placeholder ("Name", "Email", "Age") and its type (Text, Text, Number).
3. The user is presented with a single form with the 3 fields, styled according to the application's theme.
4. After validation, each field directly produces its own output ("Name", "Email", "Age"), already in the right format, ready to use elsewhere in the graph.
5. The scenario continues from the out output, for example to create the user account.

⚙️ Technical Details

• Ease of use: Grouping several fields into a single form saves the user a tedious succession of screens, and improves the experience.
• Personalization: The form's appearance follows the application's visual theme.
• Field types: The chosen type (Text, Number, Boolean) determines the input format shown to the user for that field, and the type of the value it returns.

Documented version: v1

Updated on: 23/09/2026