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This is where you decide how the interview behaves as a whole: whether it’s reachable, how it collects data and who on your team can work on it. Individual questions aren’t part of it — you configure those in the Builder. Campaign settings open as a single modal with four tabs: Survey · Webhook · Quota · Variables. This page covers the Survey tab; the other three have their own pages.

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The Survey tab

Three switches, and nothing else.
Lets participants access and complete the interview. If you turn it off, the interview is not reachable by respondents.Use it to pause collection without touching distribution. See Publishing your study for the full go-live flow.
Collects extra information and structures the dataset for professional statistical analysis.Turn it on before you launch: several features don’t appear in the interface while this mode is off. See Advanced statistics mode.
Prevents multiple submissions from the same device, reducing duplicate or spam responses.You need it when you don’t control who answers the interview: studies open to the public, distribution via public link, data collection without a controlled panel.

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Access Management

Below the switches, Access Management → Manage Users sets permissions for this campaign alone: who can open it and work on it, regardless of the rest of the workspace. See Campaign collaboration.

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The other three tabs

  • Webhook — send every new response to your system in real time. See Webhook configuration.
  • Quota — limit how many people can complete the interview based on their answers. See Quotas.
  • Variables — the named values you carry along with each respondent. See Context variables.

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Next steps

Advanced statistics mode

What it unlocks, what extra data it collects and why SPSS export needs it.

Quotas

Balance your sample by automatically closing groups that are already full.

Webhooks

Receive responses on your endpoint without manual exports.

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