Quota Setting

Quota rules can control the number of times a specified option is selected. Once the specified number of selections is reached, this option cannot be selected, or selecting this option will result in an invalid response. For example, if a survey needs to collect 500 responses each from males and females, this can be controlled by setting quota rules.


1. Access "Build" page and select Quota to initiate quota setup.


Initiate quota setup

 

2. Click +Add Quota Rules to open the quota rule configuration window.


Add quota rules 


Adding Quota for One Question

 

1. Choose the question for which you want to set quotas. Applicable question types are:

- Multiple Choice

- Checkboxes

- Dropdown

- Date

- Rate the Choice

- Rating Checkbox

 

2. Assign specific quotas to options. Leave the quota field blank for options without a quota. Provide a name for your quota rule for easy identification.


Assign specific quotas

 

3. Decide on the quota rule type, with two options available:


- Visible quota: Selecting this will make the option unselectable once its quota is met. You can opt to show the remaining quota count.


Visible quota option


- Implicit quota: Options remain selectable under this rule, but submissions exceeding the quota are automatically invalidated and redirected to the Recycle Bin, displaying a "Sorry, you don’t meet some of the criteria required of this survey. Thank you for your participation!" message on the "thank you" page.


Implicit quota option


Example quota rule

 

Here is an example with one question for a quota rule: Gender Quota

 


Adding Quota for Two Questions

 

1. Choose two questions to apply cross quotas. Then, set a quota based on two options. Applicable question types are:

- Multiple Choice

- Checkboxes

- Dropdown

- Date

- Rate the Choice

- Rating Checkbox

  

2. Assign specific quotas to options. Leave the quota field blank for options without a quota. Provide a name for your quota rule for easy identification.


Cross quotas setup

 

3. Decide on the quota rule type, with two options available:


- Visible quota: Selecting this will make the option unselectable once its quota is met.


Visible quota example


- Implicit quota: Options remain selectable under this rule, but submissions exceeding the quota are automatically invalidated and redirected to the Recycle Bin, displaying a "Sorry, you don’t meet some of the criteria required of this survey. Thank you for your participation!" message on the "thank you" page.


Example quota rule

 

Here is an example with two questions for a quota rule: Yoga Class Booking

 

NOTE: Multiple quota rules can be set, with the relationship between these rules being "OR".

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