Jibunu Debuts New Survey Testing Tool

US research technology firm Jibunu has launched a tool called CATE, giving customers a smoother and faster survey testing environment.

CATE (Client Adjustable Testing Environment) closely follows RICK (Roundtable Interview Conversation Kickstarter), a focus group tool launched a month ago by the Leominster, MA-based company.

CATE allows researchers to confirm the accuracy of programming and data structure, and test and adapt their survey flow, with greater visibility. For example a History Tab shows previous answers without having to go back into the study to find them; Change Answer allows them to change a previous answer without leaving the page they are currently on; and a Language Toggle allows users to switch between languages in mid-survey-test, and make changes in multiple language versions within leaving the current question / stage. Variable confirmation gives analysts the option to show variable values for all questions and answers, so they can confirm that the data they receive is labeled and coded to their liking.

VP of Operations Shannon Smith comments: 'The time saved and the ability to dig deeper in the testing phase will provide much-needed control and flexibility throughout the process. Ultimately surveys will launch quicker and our clients will enjoy greater peace of mind knowing that the logic has been tested as thoroughly as possible'.

Jibunu, has focused on database-driven online survey technology since its launch in 2003, and is online at www.jibunu.com .

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