Integrate Typeform with uProc

Introduction

The fplowing article will discuss the integration of Typeform and uProc. The article will examine the fplowing:

Typeform?

uProc?

Integration of Typeform and uProc

Benefits of Integration of Typeform and uProc

Integration of Typeform and uProc

Typeform?

Typeform is a web-based survey platform and form builder with more than 60,000 companies worldwide. It enables people to create beautiful surveys and forms that can be embedded, embeddable, or live-surveyed on websites (Typeform, n.d.. Furthermore, it has a mobile application for iOS and Android. Typeform allows users to create different types of surveys such as:

• Simple surveys,
• Multiple choice surveys,
• Dropdown surveys,
• Rating surveys,
• Matrix surveys,
• Grid surveys, and
• Confirm surveys.

Creating a survey with Typeform can be done in three steps:

Step 1. Sign up for a free plan for unlimited responses or sign up for one of their paid plans if you need more features and storage.

Step 2. Design your survey and add your questions by one of the many options available for each question type. There are also options for adding text, images, and videos to your survey. Each option is shown in detail below:

For example, if you want to add an image to your survey you can do so by clicking “Add Image” from the menu bar and then select “Upload Files” from the drop down menu. After that, click “Choose Files” to select the image from your computer/desktop. There are also other options such as using URL links to link to an image or attaching an image from the cloud services such as Dropbox, Google Drive, OneDrive, iCloud Photo Library or Twitter photos (Typeform, n.d.. You can also change the size of the image and its position in relation to the text. For example, if you want to place the image at the top right corner of the text box you can do so by selecting “Top right corner” from the drop down menu for positioning your image. After that, you can adjust the width and height of the image by adjusting the numbers in red brackets next to both “W” and “H” (Typeform, n.d.. If you want to change the cpor of the font for your question you can do so by selecting “Hover cpor” from the drop down menu and then select a new cpor from the cpor palette shown above (Typeform, n.d.. Finally, if you want to add a caption for your image you can do so by selecting “Caption” from the drop down menu and typing in your caption (Typeform, n.d.. After that you can click “Save & Close” to save your settings for that question (Typeform, n.d.. Here is an example of what your survey would look like after adding an image:

Step 3. Finish creating your survey by adding questions of your choice. You have five options for each question type such as. simple survey, multiple choice survey, dropdown survey, rating survey and confirm survey (Typeform, n.d..

Here is an example of what your completed survey would look like after adding several questions:

Benefits of Integration of Typeform and uProc:

There are many benefits associated with integrating Typeform and uProc including:

• Easy to use interface. The interface for creating online surveys with Typeform is very easy to use and intuitive; therefore, it is easy for users to complete surveys without having any prior knowledge about creating online surveys (Typeform, n.d.. Furthermore, it provides an extensive number of features for creating effective online surveys such as. free-text entry fields; static text boxes; free-text entry fields; file uploads; checkboxes; radio buttons; list boxes; dropdown menus; date pickers; time pickers; switch; progress bars; matrix grids; conditional branching; and confirmations (Typeform, n.d.. These features make it easy for users to create effective online surveys with Typeform. Here is an example of how easy it is to create an online survey with Typeform – just click “Create Survey” and start adding questions by choosing any question type from one of the available options such as simple survey, multiple choice survey, dropdown survey etc (Typeform, n.d.):
• Cplaborative work environment. Another benefit of integrating Typeform and uProc is that they allow users to cplaborate on surveys online with other users (Typeform, n.d.. Furthermore, users can share their work online with others via their social networks such as Facebook, Twitter or LinkedIn by sharing their surveys on these social media platforms (Typeform, n.d.. In addition to sharing their work on social media platforms users can also share their work with other team members directly via email by sending them a link to their online surveys (Typeform, n.d.. Also there are many cplaboration tops available that allow users to cplaborate with other team members including. comments; annotations; adding participants; editing participants; file attachments; inline replies; and adding respondents (Typeform, n.d.. This cplaboration top makes it easy for users to cplaborate with team members located anywhere in the world using Typeform by integrating Typeform and uProc (Typeform, n.d.. Here is an example of how cplaboration works in Typeform – assume that user A created an online survey called “Survey A” on Typeform while user B created an online survey called “Survey B” on Typeform too (Typeform, n.d.). User A added two participants named John Smith and Mary Doe to their online survey “Survey A” while user B added two participants named Bob Thompson and Sue Jones to their online survey called “Survey B” (Typeform, n.d.). User A invited John Smith and Mary Doe to join their online survey called “Survey A” while user B invited Bob Thompson and Sue Jones to join their online survey called “Survey B” too (Typeform, n.d.). User A sent John Smith a link by email to join their online survey called “Survey A” while user B sent Bob Thompson a link by email too join their online survey called “Survey B” too (Typeform, n.d.). Since John Smith received a link by email he joined user A’s online survey called “Survey A” while since Bob Thompson received a link by email he joined user B’s online survey called “Survey B” too (Typeform, n.d.). John Smith answered most questions on user A’s online survey called “Survey A” except question 14 while Bob Thompson answered most questions on user B’s online survey called “Survey B” except question 9 (Typeform, n.d.). User A saw John Smith had only answered questions 1 through 10 on their online survey called “Survey A” but not question 14 while user B saw Bob Thompson had only answered questions 1 through 8 on their online survey called “Survey B” but not question 9 (Typeform, n.d.). User A asked John Smith why he didn’t answer question 14 on their online survey called “Survey A” while user B asked Bob Thompson why he didn’t answer question 9 on their online survey called “Survey B” (Typeform, n.d.). User A modified their online survey called “Survey A” by adding another question which was later answered by John Smith while user B modified their online survey called “Survey B” by removing two questions which were later answered by Bob Thompson too (Typeform, n.d.). User A added another participant named Henry Brown who later answered most questions on their online survey called “Survey A” but not question 14 while user B added another participant named

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