Author: Hendrik Eppinga
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Import/export nodes
In some cases, it may be useful to import and export nodes. To do this, select the nodes to be exported (child nodes are included automatically but can be deselected) and click the arrow-down icon to create a download file.… Read more →
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Search nodes
The search field above the node tree allows users to search for nodes, including their child nodes, and offers the ability to look for text within questions and categories. Translated texts, if available, are also included in the search. A… Read more →
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Show/hide nodes
By default, nodes of the types Variable, QuotaVariable, and SampleValueVariable are not displayed in the tree view. These hidden nodes can be displayed and searched by enabling the Show all node types toggle (see the image). These variables can be… Read more →
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Manage reports
This article describes three things: how to switch to another report, how to add a new report, and how to delete a report. Switch report To switch to another report within the same project, open the dropdown and select the… Read more →
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Default settings
Default settings can be defined for each node type, such as width. To adjust these settings, select the desired node type from the dropdown and modify the values as needed. Nodes without specific settings will automatically inherit the values defined… Read more →
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Variables
A Variable can be used to create dynamic texts—such as a respondent’s full name—or to calculate results. Their values can be inserted into texts using placeholders, included in other expressions, or used in exports. The value of a variable can… Read more →
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Quota groups
Quota groups help ensure that different groups of respondents are represented correctly in a survey. They keep the survey balanced and prevent some groups from being over- or under-represented. This article describes step by step how to set up quota… Read more →
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Rewards
This article describes how reward pools are used to determine respondent eligibility for incentives. Rewards are assigned after the questionnaire is completed, and winners can view their codes in the survey or receive them by e-mail. Step 1: Create a… Read more →
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Translations
This article describes the how to add translations and languages in the questionnaire. Additional guidance on managing both types of translations is provided in the linked resources. Add translatable system text Clicking this button opens a popup window where a… Read more →
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Analysis
This tab provides tools for reviewing and validating the questionnaire. It helps ensure that all content, translations, and navigation paths are complete, consistent, and accessible. The two sections below describe these parts in more detail, outlining their functionality and how… Read more →