When using Informed Consent, the most common issues fall into 3 areas: finding the entry, checking why changes do not take effect, and understanding what can still be edited after creation.
FAQ
How do I configure Informed Consent in Voting?
- Open the Smart Forms editing interface.
- Select the Voting module in the left navigation pane.
- Find Informed Consent and enter editing.
- After making changes, click Save or OK.
What should I do if Informed Consent does not take effect after saving?
- Confirm that you clicked Save or OK.
- Return to the editing interface and check whether the latest setup was retained.
- If the form requires publishing before respondents can see updates, publish a new version.
- Reopen the shared link or respondent view and check the final result again.
Can I still modify Informed Consent after the vote is created?
- Yes. Reopen the Smart Forms editing interface.
- Open Informed Consent again in the Voting module.
- Modify the required content and save the changes.
- Keep in mind that some changes may mainly affect later data or the published respondent view.
Glossary
| Term | Definition |
|---|---|
| Informed Consent | A notice or confirmation message shown before a participant submits a vote or form, helping the participant understand key information in advance. |
| Voting module | A functional area in Smart Forms used to create and manage voting-related content. |
| Preview | A check step used to review the display result before saving or publishing. |
| Publish | The process of applying an edited form version to the live response scenario. |