Author: Hendrik Eppinga
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Best practices
Creating effective questionnaires requires careful planning, clear design, and thorough testing. By following established best practices, reliable data can be collected, a positive respondent experience can be ensured, and meaningful results can be obtained.This document outlines key considerations that should… Read more →
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Goto
Goto statements are used to control the routing of the questionnaire. Based on given answers or sample values, respondents are routed to a specific node and questions can be skipped then. An empty goto statement can also be used to… Read more →
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Copy nodes
Nodes can be copied by selecting one or more nodes in the node tree and clicking the Copy icon. A window with copy options will appear, allowing changes to the node names, such as adding a prefix or suffix or… Read more →
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Add report groups
Report groups can be added on two different ways: via the Add report group and via the Add SPSS report group. Add report group A popup window is opened when Add report group is clicked, where a name, description, projects,… Read more →
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Getting started
This article explains the basic steps required to create and run a questionnaire in IT5. It covers creating a project, editing the questionnaire in the Survey Editor, publishing and opening the project, creating samples, and testing the questionnaire as respondents… Read more →
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Filters
This article contains an overview of filters in the Response Overview module. Filters allow the data shown to be refined based on selected criteria, such as answers, or sample characteristics. Once a filter is applied, all tables, charts, and maps… Read more →
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Multiple projects
The Response Overview module allows data from multiple projects to be combined into a single overview. This enables trends to be compared, repeated measurements to be consolidated, and data from different target groups to be viewed side by side. This… Read more →
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Report group overviews
This article describes the different overviews that can be created within a report group: Response overview, Variables overview, Quota group overview, and Reward group overview. The Response Overview is the most important, as it provides the primary insights into the… Read more →
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Quick start
In this article, the steps from receiving the invitation e-mail to creating a questionnaire, completing the answers, and viewing the reports are described. Links to additional details, where available, are provided within the respective steps. If any terms are unclear,… Read more →
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Getting started
This article provides a step-by-step guide on creating single reports that can be shown to respondents after completing a questionnaire. Such reports can include recommendations or performance information. The process of creating a report is straightforward and closely resembles the… Read more →