If Display Logic is added to a survey, will this update automatically reflect in the survey's default version?

If Display Logic is added to a survey, will this update automatically reflect in the survey's default version?

• A. Yes
• B. No
• C. Only upon manual refresh
• D. Depends on the settings

Answer: (B)

When Display Logic is added to a survey in Medallia, it does not automatically update the survey's default version. This means that any modifications made, such as implementing Display Logic, require manual actions or refreshes to be reflected in the default version used for the survey. This is crucial in managing surveys effectively as it ensures that changes can be controlled and reviewed before they take effect in the version that respondents interact with. By keeping modification processes separate from automatic updates, survey designers can maintain better oversight of what conditions are applied and how they affect the survey's flow. This also helps in testing and validation stages, where one might want to verify changes before allowing respondents to see them. In contrast to other options, the notion that changes could automatically integrate into the default version could lead to inconsistencies and confusion, particularly in cases where ongoing testing or adjustments are being made.

When Display Logic is added to a survey in Medallia, it does not automatically update the survey's default version. This means that any modifications made, such as implementing Display Logic, require manual actions or refreshes to be reflected in the default version used for the survey.

This is crucial in managing surveys effectively as it ensures that changes can be controlled and reviewed before they take effect in the version that respondents interact with. By keeping modification processes separate from automatic updates, survey designers can maintain better oversight of what conditions are applied and how they affect the survey's flow. This also helps in testing and validation stages, where one might want to verify changes before allowing respondents to see them.

In contrast to other options, the notion that changes could automatically integrate into the default version could lead to inconsistencies and confusion, particularly in cases where ongoing testing or adjustments are being made.