A Survey is a set of questions that is used to collect data about a group. When you add a survey in netFORUM , you select the survey type, purpose, dates it will be available, and point-of-contact for the survey (where the results will go). This creates the Survey Profile. From the Survey Profile, you can add survey questions and responses.
Before you begin, you must set up the drop-down lists that are used when you create surveys.
The five standard Group Item Links (Add, Find, List, Run Query, Query Central), are available in the Survey group item.
To add a Survey:
Note: Leaving the multiple responses check box unchecked will cause the survey to be no longer visible to a user on eWeb once they have completed the survey.
Finding a survey that has been created is easily accomplished. The Find function is universal throughout netFORUM and detailed on the Find topic.
Finding a survey within the Marketing module follows the same format and function. You may search by the following:
The Advanced View checkbox allows you to conduct Boolean searches to broaden and narrow your search as needed. If you are uncertain with what you are looking for, use the netFORUM wildcard character, the percent sign (%) to help you with your search.
The Survey Profile is displayed once you have created a new survey in the netFORUM application. If you want to navigate to and view a specific profile page:
Depending upon which survey you choose, its Survey Profile will display.
Adding a survey creates the Survey Profile. The Survey Profile page details the survey type, the survey purpose and description, survey dates, and the survey point-of-contact. If the survey is available online it is also noted. If you need to make any changes to how your survey is set-up, click the Edit button.
The Survey Profile contains two child forms where you may add questions and enter the survey responses; the group questions child form and the survey responses child form. Both are discussed in more detail below.
Note: In version 2014, two fields were removed from the Values section: update demographic field and lookup table. These fields were disabled in metadata and are no longer used.
Tip: The best way to view your survey before porting it to eWeb is to leave the show online check box unchecked when creating it, enter all your questions, and then view the questions by attempting to add a survey response. This is the best way to test how your survey will appear online before you actually enable it by selecting the show online check box.
For information about how to create and manage survey questions, see Setting up Survey Questions.
Survey responses are received via completed surveys that have been returned to the sender, normally through eWeb. Track survey responses by survey name, tracking number, customer name, response status, and date. Enter response data on the survey response child form on the Survey Profile for surveys that are not distributed through eWeb and returned automatically, such as phone surveys, customer interviews, and so forth.
Note: The survey response form sections and fields are arranged according to the group order you specified when setting up the questions and groups in the group questions child form.
The new response appears in the survey response child form. An individual's responses to surveys can be viewed from the Misc child form tab of the Individual Profile page, on the surveys child form.
Important! Once a survey response is logged, either via eWeb or via the survey response child form, survey questions are locked and no further questions can be added to the survey.