Simple routing
…used to skip part of a page. If you want to use routing to allow your respondents to skip questions, those questions must be on a separate page. In the…
Powerful, flexible online surveys
…used to skip part of a page. If you want to use routing to allow your respondents to skip questions, those questions must be on a separate page. In the…
A grid allows you to group questions together into a table format. Grids are flexible and space saving, but can easily become complex and difficult for respondents to use. Grids…
…Optionality & Dependency: You can choose to make a question optional or required (compulsory). Show optionality: Ticking this box displays the word “Optional” or “Required” (as appropriate) next to the…
…preview mode, click < Return in the top left corner. Note: If you are asked to enter a username and password in the survey preview, you must enter a username…
This tutorial is about complex routing (or ‘branch-logic’) which you can use to create different routes through your survey that are the most relevant to each respondent. This page explains…
…This is only available to users within Project and Organisation account types and is limited to 5,000 respondents per survey. Alternatively, you can export your respondent list (including usernames, passwords…
…questions, notes, page titles and section headings. It can also be used to display the current date and time in your survey and to include a completion receipt number on…
Online surveys has an inbuilt email tool which you can use to send invitation and reminder emails to your respondents. This is only available to users within Project and Organisation…
…can then email the different survey web addresses to respondents as appropriate. Depending on the number and complexity of your questions, you could make use of a combination of routing,…
…be used in your survey. Constructing the customised URL To construct the customised URL, the phrase RESPONSEID in the above URL is replaced with the [BOS_CORE_RECEIPT] token as follows: https://xxx.onlinesurveys.ac.uk/survey-name?x1=[BOS_CORE_RECEIPT]&xx…