The Report Viewer is home to the Simple Counter, Vendor Report, Qualified Abandon Report, Respondent Progress Report, Topline Report, and Average Duration by Page. Please see the articles below for details on report generation, use of, and instructions for each tool.
To generate a report, first click into the Report Viewer for your specific project from the main page of JUMP (this is the graph symbol on your project’s JUMP card) and then use the menu on the left of the screen: 1. In the Report Type dropdown, select the report you would like to view.…
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 Vendor Report provides a simple report for sample providers to get respondent IDs and statuses. All information in this report can be exported to Excel, and can make use of all the filters available in the Report Viewer. Filtering by Completes and exporting the IDs to Excel is a great way to create a…
The Qualified Abandon Report and the Respondent Progress Report give access to very similar information, presented in slightly different ways. We’ve grouped these 2 reports in this article to highlight their similarities and differences. Our Qualified Abandon Report and Respondent Progress Report both allow you to view where respondents are in the survey, and total…
The Topline Report gives you an immediate and granulated breakdown of respondent responses, though it does not give access to respondent IDs. To see responses for specific respondents, you will need to download a data file. For each question in the survey, this report gives you a breakdown of how many respondents selected each answer…
Average Duration by Page gives you the count of respondents, and the average amount of time (in seconds) that respondents spent on each question in the survey. ID = Survey question number Count = Number of respondents included in the average Duration (seconds) = The average time respondents spent on the question For…