# Decision Trees

Decision trees allow you to create <mark style="color:purple;">**sequences of questions and information**</mark> to guide your users through a specific path to obtain a s<mark style="color:purple;">**pecific result, diagnosis, or answer**</mark>.

They are visible and usable throughout your organisation, and therefore across your various projects.

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The table above summarises the characteristic elements of each decision tree in your organisation: its title, its creation date, the user who created it, the projects in which it is published, icons for editing the title, deleting and duplicating the tree, and an edit link ("See details").

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When a decision tree is modified in the decision tree library and/or at the project level, <mark style="color:red;">**this modification is automatically and immediately reflected**</mark> in all projects in which the decision tree is published.
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