Does the source match?
Questionnaire + saved source
- Missing questions
- Incorrect conditions
- Wording discrepancies
Code review
Compare the programmed source with your research instructions. Find the details that drifted.
Part of Questra Survey Programming.
If S1 = Never, end the survey.
<term label="not_coffee" cond="S1.r1">
Does not drink coffee
</term>r1 is “Every day”. The questionnaire specifies r3: “Never”.
Use the questionnaire and your clarifications as the reference.
Check a saved revision for missing or mismatched behavior.
Review the evidence and the proposed way forward.
TWO COMPLEMENTARY CHECKS
The questionnaire says to end at “Never,” but the source targets “Every day.” Code review flags the wrong condition; browser testing follows the route to check what respondents actually experience.
Questionnaire + saved source
Survey test link + browser
AI suggestions turn code-review and browser-test findings into proposed changes.
Questra compares a saved source revision with the attached questionnaire and clarifications. Findings can identify missing questions, incorrect routing, answer-rule mismatches, and wording that differs from the instructions.
Code review works from source and the questionnaire. Browser link testing is a separate check that needs a reachable test URL and observes the respondent experience. Use both to examine intent and runtime behavior.
Yes. Import a supported native export or a survey from a connected account, then attach its questionnaire. Importing creates a Program survey and uses a survey credit. If you only need browser checks, independent link testing starts from a test URL.
A NEW PACE FOR RESEARCH
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