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Getting Started

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  • Your Home Dashboard: Overview
  • Account and Notification Settings
  • Create a New Project
  • Navigating the Project Dashboard

Pricing tool

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  • How to Create a New Quote
  • How to Download, Edit, and Duplicate Quotes

Survey Creator

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  • How to Create a New Survey
  • Classic Editor: Control Area
  • Classic Editor: Overview
  • Classic Editor: Adding and Editing Survey Elements
  • Classic Editor: Using Custom Modules
  • Decipher Editor: Editing Your Survey
  • AI Assistant

TrackEntry Tool

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  • Introduction to TrackEntry: Access and Overview
  • How to Create, Edit, and Manage Entries
  • Using Live Chat for Real-Time Communication
  • How to Integrate TrackEntry with a Decipher Survey

Codebooks Tool

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  • Creating a Codebook for Open-Ended Data
  • How to Edit and Manage Your Codebook

Best Practices: A Project Lifecycle Guide

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  • Phase 1: The Bidding Stage: Creating a Winning Quote
  • Phase 2: Project Kick-Off: Setting Up for Success
  • Phase 3: Questionnaire Design — From Idea to Final Draft
  • Phase 4: Initial Survey Programming: A Seamless Handoff
  • Phase 5: QA – Efficient and Traceable Survey Testing
  • Phase 6: Managing Client Feedback and Changes
  • Phase 7: Data Checks — Ensuring Data Quality

Survey Intelligence

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  • Introduction to Survey Intelligence
  • Accessing Survey Intelligence
  • Running an Analysis within Survey Intelligence tool
  • Reviewing Results
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  • Phase 6: Managing Client Feedback and Changes

Phase 6: Managing Client Feedback and Changes

After the survey passes internal QA, the next step is to present it to the client for final review before launch. This stage often involves small but important adjustments. Kalever provides two powerful workflows to manage this feedback with precision and full traceability, whether your client is collaborating directly on the platform or communicating via email.

Scenario 1: The Client Provides Feedback Directly in TrackEntry (Ideal Workflow) #

This method is the most efficient and transparent, leveraging the two-project setup for clean communication.

Workflow:
You have provided your client with a test link that is integrated with the external-facing project (“Luxury Brands – Client Feedback”).

  1. Client Logs Feedback: While reviewing the survey, the client finds a text change they want to make. They click the TrackEntry icon on the survey page.
  2. A New Entry is Created: The client logs the change request directly into the external TrackEntry project.
  3. Implement and Update: The programmer completes the task, makes the change, and updates the internal ticket to “Implemented.”
  4. The Client receives notification that the change is complete.
  • For a guide on the testing workflow, see our article:
    Phase 5: QA – Efficient and Traceable Survey Testing

Scenario 2: The Client Provides Feedback via Email #

It’s common for clients to send their final feedback in a single email. In this case, the Email Summarizer becomes your most valuable tool.

Workflow:
Your client sends an email containing a list of changes.

  1. Convert Email to Tasks: The Project Manager opens the Email Summarizer in the internal project’s TrackEntry board.
  2. They copy the entire body of the client’s email and paste it into the tool.
  3. The AI automatically analyzes the text and breaks down the changes into separate entries. The Project Manager reviews and submits them, instantly creating a to-do list for the programmer.

For detailed instructions on this feature, see our article: Introduction to TrackEntry

Scenario 3: The Client Provides a questionnaire with the changes highlighted #

Another common scenario is to receive changes highlighted in a questionnaire. In this case, the AI assistant becomes your most valuable tool.

Workflow:
Your client sends an updated questionnaire with highlighted changes.

  1. Use the Survey Creator AI Assistant: The Survey Programmer opens the Ai Assistant in the Survey Editor.
  2. Just type a short prompt i.e. “Implement the highlighted changes” and attach the updated questionnaire.
  3. The AI Assistant will automatically implement the changes and provide a summary of what was changed. The Survey Programmer reviews and saves the changes.

For detailed instructions on this feature, see our article: Advanced Options: Exports, Imports, AI Assistant and Version Control

Final Step for Both Scenarios: Provide a “Proof of Changes” #

Whether the feedback came from TrackEntry or email, the final step is to provide the client with clear documentation of the completed changes to get their final sign-off.

  1. In the Survey Editor, click the Download icon.
  2. Select “Questionnaire (PDF)” and choose to compare the versions from before and after the client’s feedback.
  3. Enable the “Highlight changes” toggle.

This generates a new PDF of the questionnaire with all revisions automatically highlighted. Sending this document makes it incredibly easy for the client to confirm their feedback has been actioned, leading to a faster and more confident project launch.

  • Learn more about this feature in our guide:
    Advanced Options: Exports, Imports, AI Assistant and Version Control

Best Practice: Applying This Workflow to Live Changes #

These structured processes are not just for the pre-launch phase. They are also the ideal workflows for handling any changes requested once the survey is live, ensuring every modification is formally logged, implemented, and documented.

Phase 5: QA – Efficient and Traceable Survey TestingPhase 7: Data Checks — Ensuring Data Quality
Table of Contents
  • Scenario 1: The Client Provides Feedback Directly in TrackEntry (Ideal Workflow)
  • Scenario 2: The Client Provides Feedback via Email
  • Scenario 3: The Client Provides a questionnaire with the changes highlighted
  • Final Step for Both Scenarios: Provide a "Proof of Changes"
  • Best Practice: Applying This Workflow to Live Changes

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