Simple Counter

The Simple Counter includes the respondent counts for your survey based on completes, terminates, abandons, specified quotas, as well as any other special fields you would like to have tracked.

This report also shows your results broken down by Sample group (example: Sample 1, Sample 2, Sample 3, etc.) with your total respondent counts in the column to the right. If you have multiple sample vendors, we are able to limit a user’s access so that you can choose which sample groups they see. See more on this in the JUMP Access article.

For help generating this report please read our How to Generate Reports article. Below are descriptions of the features available on the simple counter!

Respondent Counts

This bar graph will give you an overview of the most active days of your survey. Three bars will populate for each day your survey is open (completes, terminates, and abandons). The vertical label (y-axis) shows you the respondent counts and the horizontal label (x-axis) gives you the date. To the right of the bar graph is your color key for the graph.

Respondent Counts 2

Count Grid

This feature gives a great overview during fielding, showing an overview of all respondents who have entered the survey (completes, incompletes, and terminates).

Completes

This line of the chart shows the total number of respondents who have successfully qualified and completed the survey.

Count Grid

Incompletes

This line item gives a breakdown of respondents who began the survey but did not complete or terminate. By clicking the + sign to the left of INCOMPLETES, numbers for the below categories become visible.

Count Grid Incompletes

In-Progress:

  • Respondent is classified as in-progress while active in the screener section of the survey.

Qualified In-Progress:

  • Respondent is classified as qualified in-progress if they have met the screener criteria, passed the quota check, and are active in the main section of the survey.

Pretest In-Progress:

  • Respondent is classified as pretest in-progress if they have met the screener criteria on a pre-test link, passed the quota check, and have either been placed on a hold page, redirected, or are active in the main section of the survey on a pretest link.

Qualified but Suspended for Inactivity:

  • A respondent’s classification is changed to qualified in-progress to qualified but suspended for inactivity when:
    • They were a qualified in-progress and have been in-active in the main section of the survey for longer than the Inactivity Recheck Timer (making them an abandon) and the quota check is activated because the number of qualified abandons in the survey are preventing the quota from being reached.
  • These respondents are still able to return to the survey.
    • If a respondent classified as qualified but suspended for inactivity re-enters the survey the quota check will be activated and if the quota is still open the respondent will be allowed to complete. They will continue in the survey from where they left off.
    • If they re-enter the survey but their quota is now full, they will terminate as over quota.

Terminates

This section shows the total number of respondents who have terminated in the survey, either because they did not qualify in the screener, or qualified for a quota group that was full (Over-Quota). As with incompletes, this line item can be expanded by clicking the + sign to the left TERMINATES. The expanded list will show the number of terminated respondents for all questions where a respondent may have terminated, as well as the counts of Over-Quota respondents for every Quota group.

Count grid terminates

 

Duration Grid

This grid shows both the average duration and median duration. Both of these are shown in 2 formats:  00:00:00 (hour:minute:second) and in minutes.

average duration chart

Tracking Grids

A tracking grid will automatically be set up for all quotas and terminates in the survey. By request, additional fields can also be added to the Simple Counter.

age gender single grids Country practice single grids

Variables can also be nested in these tracking grids! Check with your project manager if there are nested grids you would like to add.

nested country practice

Incidence

IR for the survey is included on the Simple Counter.

If you have more than one sample provider and the survey is fielding in more than one country the incidence will also be broken out by each sample provider and each country.

If your project started with a copy of an older project that did not include the IR table, please speak with your Jibunu PM about getting it added.

 

Updated: 09/20/2023

Megan Farmer has written 11 articles

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