Next step
Audience:
Low-code EngineersSkill Prerequisites:
Actions,User Guides
Moves the user to the next step of the guide they're following. Use it on a step's button, typically one labeled Next. The current step is marked as done, and the next step is shown.
This action is only available in User Guides.
Which step is next
The next step is the first step after the current one, in the guide's step order, that the user can see:
- A step with a Condition is used only if the condition is true for this user.
- A step without a condition is used only if it's enabled.
Steps that don't qualify are skipped. If there's no step left, the action shows the error No next step. Use Finish guide on the last step instead.
Typical Use Cases
- The Next button of a step
- Skip steps that don't apply to a user, by giving those steps a condition
Don't use it to
- End the guide. Use Finish guide.
- Jump to a specific step. Use Go to step.
Related Actions
| Action Name | Description |
|---|---|
| Previous step | Moves back to the previous step. |
| Go to step | Moves to a step you choose. |
| Finish guide | Marks the guide as finished and closes it. |
Input Parameter Reference
This action has no parameters.
Considerations
- Progress is saved per user. The current step is marked Done in the user's step history, and the next step becomes their current step. The user continues from there the next time the guide is shown.
- The guide must be running. If the user has no current step in this guide, the action does nothing.
- The step is shown right away, so actions after this one on the same button don't run.
Examples
tip
To understand how to use the below examples, please see Running Examples.
1. Next button
Add this action to a step's Next button.
{
"Title": "Next step",
"ActionType": "NextStep",
"Description": "Go to the next step",
"Parameters": {}
}
Revised 09/27/2026