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Because methodological codices don't allow the use of email invitations if the recipients do not allow it, 1KA only allows use of email invitations to users that have expressively stated that addresses were obtained in an appropriate way. This procedure disables or at least decreases likelihood of breaches into privacy or spamming of email inboxes.
Obtaining access to 1KA email invitation system
Because of process of judgement and granting approval, advanced service of sending email invitations through 1KA system is billed according to the 1KA pricelist. With this we guarantee that emails send through 1KA system don't end up in the spam folder. This system for sending email invitations is of high quality and assures above average number of clicks.
Users that want to access 1KA system for sending email invitations must fill out form that is found below.
Before sending invitations we must emphasize that sending invitations is a complex methodological process. Therefore we recommend checking relevant recommendations found HERE.
Using 1KA for sending email invitations
System 'PUBLISH' - 'Email' is meant for users that want to share a link to a survey to many email addresses and at the same time follow which respondents answered the survey and which didn't. One big advantage of this system arises when we want to send reminders to respondents that haven't yet filled out the survey. 1KA system also supports (documents) sending of invitations by mail, SMS, etc.
If the access to the invitation system is granted it has to be enabled in the tab 'PUBLISH' - 'Email' by clicking on the button 'enable 1KA email invitation system'. Tab 'PUBLISH' - 'Email - Settings' - Settings opens where general settings of invitations and settings of email server can be changed.
In the left column 'General invitations settings' of invitations can be changed. Here you can specify if you want to send individualized invitations that enable tracking of respondents. Here you can also specify in which way you want to send invitations: Email or Letter, SMS, other. You can also specify if respondents are given a code for accessing survey that is inserted by respondents before starting answering to a questionnaire or if that code is inserted automatically into survey URL. Among basic setting you can determine to grant access to the survey without individualized invitation (code). Access without code can be granted to the author or to everyone.
When sending email invitations on the right side three options regarding the server for sending e-invitations: 1KA server, Gmail and your own mail server.
Within 'PUBLISH' - 'Email' sub-tab, sending invitations takes place in the following steps:
- You enter email addresses or other identifiers (name, surname) in the 'Add' tab (you can also add other variables, if needed).
- The added addresses are then displayed in the tab 'View/Edit', where a special code to access the survey is assigned to each address. When sending invitations by mail or SMS added respondents and codes can be exported in Excel format.
- You can adjust the invitation if desired in the 'Email message' tab, and load the desired variables that will appear in the invitation sent to the recipient. Invitations sent by mail or SMS can also be documented.
- You complete the process of sending invitations in the 'Send' tab, where you can refine the process according to the status of respondents. This means that you can send an invitation to everyone, or, for example, only to those who are did not respond to the first invitation. Other possible criteria when sending invitations is the status of the survey, for example 5 – partially completed, 3 – entered intro, etc. Sending through other channels can also be documented here
In the tab 'Status' you can follow if the survey has created lists of recepients, if the invitations have been sent, whem and which user sent them and to how many addresses, number of invalid units - non-response, invalid units - invalid answers, valid units.
In the tab "Lists" you can edit your lists of recipients, create new ones or remove them. More >>
