Survey Creator – Right panel – Survey Layout -Individual Question Settings (Question Selected) – Conditions Section
Overview The Conditions Section enables you to add conditional logic to individual questions, allowing for dynamic behavior based on user responses. Using conditions, you can define when a question should be visible, required, or even reset. This helps in tailoring the survey experience based on prior inputs, ensuring respondents are only presented with relevant questions….
Mobile and web app question type
The Sabasi mobile app offers a wide range of question types for creating surveys. Here’s a list of the common question types that can be utilized within the mobile app: 1. Single Choice (Radio Button) 2. Multiple Choice (Checkbox) 3. Dropdown 4. Text (Single Line) 5. Comment (Multi-Line Text) 6. Rating 7. Slider 8. Boolean (Yes/No) 9. Date Picker 10. Time Picker 11. Matrix (Single Choice)…
Organization Account vs. Individual Account on Sabasi
What is an Organization Account? An Organization Account on Sabasi is designed for users who represent a group, institution, or business. It offers enhanced features that enable collaborative survey creation and management, sharing of surveys within the organization, and multi-user access to survey results. The organization account provides higher-level tools for managing surveys that are geared towards…
Logging Out of Sabasi
Overview Logging out of your Sabasi account is a quick and straightforward process that ensures your account remains secure, especially when using shared or public devices. This guide explains how to log out of your account both from the web app and the mobile app. Steps to Log Out on the Web App Why You…
Admin Panel: organization
Overview The Organization Settings section allows administrators to configure key details related to their organization, such as its name, logo, default survey language, and timezone. This section ensures that the organization is represented consistently across the platform, and the default settings help to streamline survey management. Key Fields Tips for Using Organization Settings
Admin Panel: Categories
Overview The Categories section allows administrators to create, edit, and manage categories for surveys. Categories help to organize surveys and make it easier for users to navigate and filter surveys based on relevant topics or themes. Key Features Tips for Managing Categories
Admin panel: User management
Overview The User Management section is a crucial part of the Admin Panel, allowing administrators to manage all users within the system. This includes inviting new users, assigning roles, activating or deactivating accounts, and tracking user activity. Key Features Actions and Account Management Tips for Managing Users
Admin Panel: Role Management
Overview The Role Management section within the Admin Panel allows administrators to define, assign, and manage roles within the system. This functionality is essential for setting access permissions and ensuring that each user has the appropriate level of access based on their responsibilities. Key Features Permissions Each role comes with a specific set of permissions…
Survey Creator – Right panel – Survey Layout -General Survey Settings (No Question Selected) – Data Section
Overview: The Data Section in the General Survey Settings allows you to manage and configure how survey data is collected, stored, and exported. This section provides essential controls to ensure that the data you collect is reliable, structured, and easy to access. Whether you are managing large-scale survey campaigns or smaller feedback forms, this section provides the tools needed…
Survey Creator – Right panel – Survey Layout -General Survey Settings (No Question Selected) – Validation Section
Overview: The Validation Section in the General Survey Settings allows you to enforce rules and constraints on how responses are collected in your survey. This section ensures that all submitted answers meet your predefined criteria, helping you maintain data accuracy and quality. By setting up validation rules, you can prevent incomplete or incorrect data entries, ensuring that every respondent…