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• Survey Designer. It provides the control type elements (such as input, checkbox, and so on) to build a survey. See Survey Designer.

• JSON Editor. Displays the underlying JSON code of the survey you build. You can modify the code directly. See JSON editor.

• Test Survey. See and test how your survey will perform for an end-user. You can also designate someone else to test your survey. See Test Survey.

• Extended schema. Add associated data to the survey. For example, record the IP address of a survey submitter.

• Alerts. Add a note to the collected data based on a condition. For example, if the IP address was already used in a previously submitted survey.

• Embed survey. It provides several ways to place your survey into a website. See Embedding a survey on your website.

Survey Designer

The left pane shows the control types you can use to create your survey. To use a control type, click on it, or drag and drop it in the main pane, and then edit it. You can reorder survey items using drag and drop also.

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• General. Each control type (except for Description and Survey Reference) employs a WYSIWYG editor to enhance the formatting of your survey question. The Control Type Field Descriptions section describes the attributes of the control types. The Orbita WYSIWYG Editor User Guide describes how to use the editor features.

• Choices. Some control types have Choices tabs (or Rate Values tab) where you enter options.

• Expressions. Create conditions in your survey. For example, if a user answers a question in a specific way, jump to another line of questions. See Expressions Tab.

• Data. Not yet implemented.

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