Common questions about Check Questions usually focus on where to find the entry, how saving takes effect, what can still be edited, and whether membership is required; this page includes 4 frequent questions and 4 glossary terms.
FAQ
How do I find Check Questions in the Voting module?
- Open the target Smart Form and enter the editing page.
- Select Voting in the left navigation area.
- Find Check Questions and open it.
- If the entry is missing, confirm that your account has edit permission for the form.
What should I do if Check Questions settings do not take effect after saving?
- Return to the Check Questions settings area and confirm that you clicked Confirm or the save button.
- Reopen the current form and check whether the updated settings are still present.
- If the form is shared externally, publish it again when prompted.
- Check the result again with a stable network connection.
Can I still edit Check Questions after a voting form has been created?
- Yes. Reopen the form in editing mode.
- Open Check Questions in the Voting module.
- Update the settings and save again.
- If the new setup needs to be visible to respondents, complete the publishing step again.
Do I need a membership to use Check Questions?
- The current feature description does not show a membership requirement for this feature.
- You can open the Smart Forms editor and use the Check Questions entry directly.
- If you also need more advanced PDF, AI, or cloud features, you can choose a membership plan separately.
Glossary
| Term | Definition |
|---|---|
| Check Questions | A question-checking setup feature in Smart Forms voting workflows that is used to configure and manage related settings. |
| Voting module | A functional area in the Smart Forms editor used to manage voting-related content. |
| Preview | The step where you review the current effect before saving or publishing. |
| Publish | The action that applies edited form settings to the external response workflow. |