Features · what’s in the builder
Seven parts of Sedge, each shown the way it looks in use. Branching, scoring, review, analytics, routing, access control and a template library that starts you past the blank page.
Each answer can send the applicant somewhere different. A researcher gets the research statement, a practitioner gets the portfolio step, and nobody scrolls past fields that were never theirs.
Give each answer points, group totals into bands, and write what each band reads on the result screen. People see how they did the moment they finish, with the questions they missed.
Long applications split into steps, and each step can land with a named reviewer. Stages, tags and scores sit in one table, with bulk actions for the days the pile gets tall.
Every question counts how many people reached it and how many left there. Move the one that hurts, then watch the completion line over the next few weeks.
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Plans start at $109 and are paid once.
Compare the three plansA rule names an event and a destination. Submitted applications post to a Slack channel, quiz results add a Google Sheets row, and a webhook covers whatever else you run.
Twenty starter templates cover applications, intake, quizzes and event sign-ups. Press ⌘K from anywhere to jump to a form, a response or a setting.
Give a reviewer the applications and nothing else. Roles set who builds, who reads and who exports, and the audit log records each change with a name and a time.
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Seedling, Meadow or Marsh. One payment each, and the plan decides how far down this page you can go.