Decision Trees are a great way to display the right information to your users at the right time. Instead of having to have a conversation with someone by phone or email, you can automate the experience.

Examples of uses:

• A menu with many options and sub-options
• A troubleshooting guide to fixing a range of issues
• A complex guide that is just too unwieldy to show users all at once

A decision tree makes a beautiful experience for users.

So what does this look like for your users? First they are given a first set of options on a SharePoint page. They make a selection to see the next set of options. And so forth until there are no options left to choose from and we show the user a final message. Perhaps to enjoy their meal, or to fill in a form to escalate to the next level of support. Or to let them know that consents for submitting photos in the UK for use in advertising materials are valid for 5 years.

And what does this look like for you to set this up? It's as simple as dragging and dropping. You can then preview your decision tree live.

Then on a SharePoint page you add the Modern Script Editor web part with the below code:

<script src="/sites/yoursharepoint/js/jquery.min.js"></script>
<script src="/sites/yoursharepoint/decisiontree/decisiontree.js"></script>
<link rel="stylesheet" href="/sites/yoursharepoint/decisiontree/decisiontree.css">
<div decisiontreeid='LRPP' <!-- the unique ID of your decision tree -->></div>
<script>decisiontree();</script>

What do you think? Does this look interesting for you? Is this something you could use to save a lot of time? Book a call with Justin at https://automateofficework.com to get the right tools for you and your team.