Survey controls allow you to:
• | Control the flow of your survey, routing your respondent based on answers already given by using 'Skip Rules (Gates)' and 'Goto (Freejump)' commands that can be placed in your survey at the points that they occur providing a visually clear programing solution. Skip Rules can also set other Skip Rules as there destination or outcome thus allowing for the creation of virtually any rule,
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• | Create simple and complex answer frames for future questions 'Pipes', based on answers given to previous questions, answers not selected, entirely new answers, computed answers, random selections from lists; from as many previous questions, or new questions as you like,
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• | Create and control the survey 'Quotas'; using either simple quotas based on questions like gender and age, or complex interactions, |
o | You can change these quotas in live surveys (even increase subgroups to be greater than the total sample), 'Allocate' respondents randomly to create matched samples, or fill subgroups on a 'Least Full' basis,
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• | Embed answers from any previous question into any section or your survey; as prompts in future questions or as parts of future answers,
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• | Compute new complex variables based on other questions,
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• | Recode and create new questions based on previous questions such as adding age groups to make larger groups etc. which can then be used in 'Quota',
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• | Load variables from your panel dynamically and the use these in the other controls such as Skips and Quotas.
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• | Group a set of questions that can then be used to Loop through replacing certain question stimuli that you wish to ask then same questions for,
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• | Password protect your surveys in one of three different ways,
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• | Create 'Reports' that can then be used with the 'Monitor' command to track your completions without setting a 'Quota'.
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• | Create 'TimeStamps' through out the survey to track how long surveys take up to certain points,
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• | "Redirect' respondents to other links depending on answers given previously |