Author: Hendrik Eppinga

  • URL parameters

    Hendrik Eppinga

    URL parameters are values that can be added to the invitation email to pass additional information about the respondent, such as the campaign name. When these parameters are included at the start of a questionnaire, they are automatically stored and… Read more →

  • Import/export code

    Hendrik Eppinga

    Clicking the arrow-up/arrow-down icon in the toolbar opens a menu with options to import, export, or edit. This lets the user update the report’s source code, stored as a JSON file, and view the expressions in the TypeScript file. The… Read more →

  • Category details

    Hendrik Eppinga

    Categories are used for closed questions, such as checkbox lists and drop-down lists. In addition to the Text and Value properties, categories include several other configurable properties that control their behavior and appearance. This document only describes the category details.… Read more →

  • Adding categories

    Hendrik Eppinga

    Categories can be added in two ways: by clicking the Add category button, or by clicking Add categories to open the Category Builder. This article provides detailed instructions for both methods. Add category Clicking the Add category button—located above or… Read more →

  • Open report

    Hendrik Eppinga

    Clicking the View the report in a separate tab icon opens a new browser window with a field where the start code can be entered to view the report. If the report has been opened previously and a valid start… Read more →

  • Single select grid

    Hendrik Eppinga

    A single-select grid is a clear and efficient way to collect ratings across multiple related questions in one structured view. Each row represents a topic, and respondents can select only one score per row using radio buttons—hence the name single-select… Read more →

  • Multiple choice grid

    Hendrik Eppinga

    A multi-select grid allows respondents to choose multiple answers for each question in a consistent layout. For example, a question such as: “How do you contact these:” can be asked for several topics like school, work, gym. In this format,… Read more →

  • Question group grid

    Hendrik Eppinga

    A question group grid allows different types of questions to be organized within a single grid layout. For example, a survey could ask respondents to evaluate multiple aspects of a service, combining rating scales, single-select questions, and comment fields in… Read more →

  • Min/max slider grid

    Hendrik Eppinga

    A range slider grid allows respondents to provide scores for multiple related questions using sliders instead of fixed answer options. Similar to a single-select grid, it is suitable for questions such as: “How happy are you with…”, followed by topics… Read more →

  • ‘Repeating numerical question’ grid

    Hendrik Eppinga

    A Repeating Numerical Question grid is used to present the same question multiple times in a structured format. For example, it can be used to ask for the number of people at different locations. Only the items relevant to each… Read more →