Name sendings

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Melissa
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Giving meaningful names to your sendings makes it easier to identify and monitor each data collection of a same survey.

Sending names appear in:

  • A patient’s answers.
  • The responses follow-up dashboard.
  • The list of surveys completed by a patient.

Create and associate a sending name

  1. Access the list of surveys through the main navigation menu.
  1. Click on the survey you want to distribute.
  1. Go to Distribution.
  1. Scroll down to Send the survey.
  1. Choose to distribute the survey manually or automatically.
  1. Go to the Sending step of the distribution process.
  1. Click on Name the sending.
  1. If no name has been created yet, click on Create a name.
  1. Enter the sending name and a translation (optional).
  1. You can create other names at once by clicking on Create a name again.
  1. Click on Save.
  1. Once you’re back to the Sending step, select the sending name you want to assign to your sending.

Edit or delete a sending name

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When a sending name is deleted, all data collections that were associated with it will revert back to their default name (for example, “Collection 1”).
  1. Access the list of surveys through the main navigation menu.
  1. Click on the survey you want to distribute.
  1. Go to Distribution.
  1. Scroll down to Send the survey.
  1. Choose to distribute the survey manually or automatically.
  1. Go to the Sending step of the distribution process.
  1. Click on Name the sending.
  1. Click on Configure.
  1. Click on the sending name you wish to edit or delete. You can edit the name directly from the input field. To delete it, click on Delete.
  1. Click on Save.

Assign a sending name from a patient’s answer details

  1. Access a patient’s answers.
    1. From Patients, go to the Responses follow-up dashboard or to a patient’s record and click on the data collection you wish to assign a name to.
  1. Click on the Edit icon next to the data collection’s name.
  1. Select the sending name you wish to assign.
  1. Confirm your choice.

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