Author: Hendrik Eppinga
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Reset Response
A response can be reset by entering the start code and clicking the reset icon. A popup window appears and the word RESET has to be entered to complete the reset process. The response status is then set back to… Read more →
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Replicate a start code
A response can be replicated by entering the start code and selecting the replicate icon. The entire response record, excluding private answers, is copied to a new Test Code. For example, if the helpdesk reports that access is blocked for… Read more →
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Project details
A project has several properties that define how it behaves and how it is organized. Most of these properties can be configured when creating a new project. However, it is also possible to modify them later if needed. To edit… Read more →
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Settings
The second tab of the Edit project window contains the project settings. A range of settings is available for each project, such as the end date and default email addresses. These settings are described in the table below. Setting Description… Read more →
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Sample statuses
In some cases, respondents are unable or unwilling to complete a questionnaire. It can be useful to record this information so that these individuals can be excluded from the counts and/or are not contacted again for that particular survey. These… Read more →
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Scan statuses
Scan Statuses are primarily intended for paper responses. They can be used to assign a distinct status, making it clear where the response originates from and what its current state is. The scan status is added to or modified within… Read more →
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Advanced
The Advanced tab consists of two parts: Some general advanced settings and the export settings. The table below explainse the general advance settings and the following section explains the export settings. Setting Description Project URL If applicable, an alternative project… Read more →
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Menu builder
The Menu builder allows menu items to be added with links, for example to a privacy policy document or other articles. It is opened by clicking the Build Menu button. See also the picture to the left. If no menu… Read more →
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Filtering and sorting
When a table constains lots of data it is usefull to know how to sort and filter the data. This article describes the different sorting and filtering options. Filtering and searching There are two ways to find certain records: filtering… Read more →
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Login page
The login page can be enriched with images and text. It is therefore (virtually) divided into several sections where content can be added. The image on the left shows these sections, which are described in more detail below. The header… Read more →