Using Guided Questions To Find Solutions
The questions are generated from the selected runtime template, so the safest path is to answer the visible questions carefully and avoid guessing values that are not shown.
Start with a category chip
The first choice is the solution category chip. This is not only a visual filter. It tells the portal which runtime template to load and therefore which questions should appear.
- Do not start by trying to search every possible solution manually.
- Choose the chip that matches the physical scenario you need to solve.
- If a chip is missing, ask an admin or BYLT support rather than forcing another category.
Answer what is visible
- 1Read the question label and help text
Questions should describe the real scenario value the system needs, such as element type, opening shape, diameter, service material, or insulation state.
- 2Use the provided options
Answer choices come from the template or option sets. Do not reinterpret them as free-text categories.
- 3Expect conditional follow-up questions
For example, a circular opening may ask for diameter, while a rectangular opening may ask for width and height.
- 4Complete required visible questions
The portal should only submit when the visible required questions are complete.
- 5Review answers before submitting
Changing an earlier answer may hide later questions or clear answers that no longer apply.
If a question is hidden, it is not part of the current scenario. The matching payload should only contain answers from the selected template and visible applicable fields.
How answers are used
- Each answer is projected into the backend input using the field's runtime path.
- The same answers must be reused when opening a detailed result.
- If you change your answers, previously loaded result details should be treated as stale.
- The selected locale controls the text returned for solution content and steps.