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# Survey Stop Conditions
You can configure conditions to stop showing a survey to the end user based on the scenarios below. Once you have finalized the design and navigated to the **Target** section on the dashboard, you will find the **Stop Conditions** section at the bottom.
#### 1. **User Property**
Stop showing the survey once a specified user property is updated.
**To configure:**
* Check the box for **User Property**
* Select the desired user property from the dropdown
* Choose the value at which the survey should stop being shown
**Examples:**
* `subscription_type` updates to `paid`
* `app_version` updates to `2.0.03`
#### 2. **Goal Event**
Stop showing the survey once a specific goal event from the campaign is triggered.
**To configure:**
* Check the box for **Goal Event**
* Select one or more goal events associated with the campaign
**Examples:**
* `purchase_complete` is triggered
* `level_up` is triggered
You can also define combinations of events using **AND** or **OR** logic.
**Examples:**
* `Event A AND Event B`
* `Event A OR Event B`
#### 3. **Survey Completed**
Stop showing the survey once the user has completed it.
**To configure:**
* Check the box for **Survey Completed**
Once the user completes the survey (e.g., submits the final response), they will no longer be shown the same survey again.
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