Template Specifications
Template Structure
A template can contain multiple sections, and each section can have multiple questions. For instance, if you're creating a questionnaire to collect supplier company information and CO2 emissions, you could structure it as follows:
Example Template (Company Information and CO2 Emissions)
- Section 1: Company Information
- Question 1: Please provide your company name.
- Question 2: Please select your company's industry.
- Question 3: Please select your company's listing status.
- Section 2: CO2 Emissions
- Question 1: Please provide the numerical value for your Scope 1 CO2 emissions for fiscal year 2025.
- Question 2: Please provide the numerical value for your Scope 2 CO2 emissions for fiscal year 2025.
- Question 3: Please provide the numerical value for your Scope 3, Categories 1-8 CO2 emissions for fiscal year 2025.
Section Settings
In addition to a section name, you can configure a description and attachments for each section.
Question Settings
For each question, you can set the question text, answer hint, answer field type, whether it's required/optional, and attachments.
Answer Field Types
There are five types of answer fields you can configure:
- Text Answer: For free-form text responses.
- Numeric Answer: For numerical responses. This includes negative numbers and decimals.
- Radio Button: For single-choice selections.
- Check Box: For multiple-choice selections.
- File Upload: For uploading files as responses.
Conditional Question Branching
You can implement conditional branching for questions using "Radio Button" and "Check Box" types. For example, you can set up conditions such as:
- If the first option for Question 1 is selected, Question 2 becomes answerable.
- If any option other than the first for Question 1 is selected, Question 2 is skipped.